The veterans hoping to go out in style at their last World Cup
It’s now or never for Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi and a host of players who are hitting their late 30s
By Ben McAleer for WhoScored
All is not well for Ronaldo at Manchester United after his scolding assessment of the club and its manager, yet he has the chance to write his name into the history books for Portugal in Qatar over the next month. He has won the European Championship, the Nations League and become the top scorer in men’s international football with 117 goals in 191 appearances for Portugal, but he has never played in a World Cup final. At 37 years of age, Ronaldo knows this is likely his final chance at World Cup glory and he will be determined to go out on a high. With his United career likely over, and his legacy at Old Trafford tarnished, his focus is now on firing Portugal to the first World Cup in their history, cementing his spot among the best footballers of all time. Continue reading...
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