Cristiano Ronaldo

Ronaldo Leaves Portugal Camp, Out Against Denmark

Cristiano Ronaldo (146 goals, 234 caps) left Portugal camp on 30 Sept 2026 after an unused Norway night and a straight walk to the tunnel, one day before Denmark.

Ronaldo Leaves Portugal Camp, to Miss Remaining Matches

Ronaldo Provisionally Suspended After Portugal Camp Exit

Piers Morgan says Cristiano Ronaldo texted him a personal jab at talkSPORT’s Simon Jordan, calling him an “apple” and telling him to stop using Botox, after Morgan and Jordan argued over Ronaldo’s departure from Portugal’s camp. The dispute followed Ronaldo’s claim that coach Jorge Jesus broke a promise to play him; Ronaldo later apologized and said he would accept punishment, while Jordan questioned his conduct and Morgan’s objectivity.

Ronaldo, 41, Selected for Portugal Nations League Squad

Cristiano Ronaldo, 41, is in Jorge Jesus' first Portugal squad with 979 career goals, 21 shy of 1,000, after their Saudi title run at Al-Nassr.

Ronaldo Says He Will Continue Playing for Portugal

Portugal’s federation is trying to broker talks between coach Jorge Jesus and Cristiano Ronaldo after Ronaldo left the national-team camp following the coach’s decision to bench him, with Jesus agreeing to meet and Ronaldo yet to respond. Polls found more Portuguese respondents sided with Jesus, while opinion on Ronaldo’s future with the national team was divided and many said his role should depend on form and the coach’s judgment.

Ronaldo hints retirement after 2026-27 season

Cristiano Ronaldo has signaled that this could be his last year of football and said he wants to leave a spectacular legacy, with his future already mapped out and plans to stay busy after retirement. While emphasizing this is not a formal retirement yet, he says he will fill the post-football void with multiple pursuits such as family time, travel, and padel while under contract with Al Nassr through 2027.

Ronaldo, Georgina wed in Cascais living room

Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodríguez signed a prenuptial agreement before their wedding that establishes a separation-of-assets regime, keeping each spouse’s assets in their own name. The deal reportedly guarantees Rodríguez a lifelong monthly payout of about €100,000 (roughly £85,000) and automatic ownership of the Madrid mansion if they separate, reflecting substantial financial protections for the partner and their children.

Ronaldo and Rodríguez Wed in Private Cascais Ceremony

Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodríguez have married in a private civil ceremony in Portugal, with their five children present, as announced on Instagram with their wedding bands. Their long, publicized relationship has included a nine-year wait for a proposal and a no-frills moment Ronaldo says finally clicked, shaping ongoing media attention around their union.

Trump Scores Points With Barron With Ronaldo Introduction

Soccer superstar Cristiano Ronaldo’s visit too the White House Tuesday night did not go unnoticed. The visit, who h occurred when President Donald Trump hosted Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, was his first U.S…