Reactions have continued to trail Cristiano Ronaldo's retirement from international duty on Thursday with footballers, fans and even politicians paying him emotional tributes on social media.
The boy from Madeira has finally announced his retirement from international football, bringing to an end a 23-year journey with Portugal. A journey that began in 2003, when a skinny, rough-faced 18-year-old Ronaldo made his debut, and in that period produced 234 appearances, 146 goals and two major international trophies. But there is something particularly interesting about how this chapter has ended.
The B.O.A.T. award is for players who have won the Ballon d'Or award twice or more, allowing football fans to vote for the greatest winner in the history of the award.
Cristiano Ronaldo is leading an official fan vote for the Ballon d’Or of All Time (B.O.A.T.) special award for multiple-time Ballon d’Or winners, the organisers announced on Tuesday.
Former Manchester United manager, Erik Ten Hag, has revealed that Cristiano Ronaldo disappointed him and his teammates during their time at Old Trafford.
Portugal Captain Cristiano Ronaldo has been handed a 30-day suspension and fined €255 by the Portuguese Football Federation for leaving the team's after clashing with the coach Jorge Jesus.
Cristiano Ronaldo faces the prospect of a suspension from international football after walking out of Portugal’s national team camp, with the Portuguese Football Federation’s disciplinary rules allowing a ban of up to six months for unjustified abandonment of national-team duty.
An Akwa Ibom State High Court sitting in Uyo has dismissed a petition seeking the dissolution of a marriage that has lasted over 43 years, ruling that lack of love and mutual respect between spouses does not, on its own, constitute sufficient legal grounds for divorce.
