Portugal has a hard time in the 2022 World Cup: Ronaldo dreams of breaking the sadness, can attend EURO when he is 39 years old

Cristiano Ronaldo will head to the tournament in Qatar later this year with the determination to erase the sadness in the World Cup. A teammate of this superstar in Portugal has also revealed CR7’s ambitions in the future.

Video of Cristiano Ronaldo’s performance in the C play-off final World Cup 2022 between Portugal and North Macedonia:

Cristiano Ronaldo and Portugal are still jubilant in victory after they beat both Turkey (3-1) and North Macedonia (2-0) to win the only ticket in the C bracket of the playoff round. -off attend World Cup 2022. The tournament at the end of this year in Qatar will be the 5th time in a row Ronaldo can attend the world cup.

According to the latest draw results, Portugal will be located in H, where there are 3 other teams, Korea, Ghana and Uruguay. This is considered a rather difficult group for Ronaldo and his teammates. Ghana is the most uncomfortable football team in Africa; Uruguay is a big name in South American and world football; while Korea is an unknown and has beaten Germany in the previous World Cup.

Cristiano Ronaldo assisted Bruno Fernandes to open the scoring when Portugal beat North Macedonia 2-0

4 times ago, this superstar and Portugal team never made it past the semi-finals. In the 5th time participating in the upcoming World Cup, the superstar who owns 5 “Golden Balls” is determined to join his national team to break through to reach the final and crown the world gold cup, after his team Coach Fernando Santos has won EURO 2016 and UEFA Nations League 2018/19.

Recently, veteran midfielder Jose Fonte, who is quite close to Cristiano Ronaldo’s teammate in Portugal, has revealed that this superstar will not leave the national team after the tournament in Qatar later this year. Even, according to the 38-year-old Lille player, CR7 can also participate in EURO 2024 after 2 years in Germany when he is over 39 years old.

Jose Fonte (second from right) once helped Portugal win Euro 2016 with Ronaldo in France

Speaking to talkSPORT, Fonte said: “I think Cristiano made it quite clear in his recent interview that he is the one who decides his future. I think physically he is. “It still feels good, even great. If Cristiano has a chance to win big titles and continue to perform well in the biggest competitions then he will continue to play as he has said.”

“No one knows exactly what he has in mind, so only he can decide his future. He wants to play and will continue to play so I think not only in Qatar but also in Qatar. At least he will be present at the next EURO.”