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Cristiano Ronaldo plans to continue playing for Portugal and target 1,000 goals

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Cristiano Ronaldo said he considered retiring from international football after the World Cup but plans to continue playing for Portugal. He is targeting 1,000 career goals and wants to help the national team succeed before retiring.

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  1. 11h agoCristiano Ronaldo vows to play on for Portugal and targets 1,000 career goals · The Guardian
  2. 11h agoRonaldo spurred on by 1,000 goals and Portugal glory · BBC
  3. 9h agoRonaldo eyes scoring 1,000th goal for Portugal after considering international retirement · Sky Sports
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  2. Latest9h ago

    Ronaldo eyes scoring 1,000th goal for Portugal after considering international retirement

    Cristiano Ronaldo considered retiring from international football after the World Cup before deciding to extend his Portugal career.

    Sky SportsSky Sports
  3. Follow-up11h ago

    Ronaldo spurred on by 1,000 goals and Portugal glory

    Cristiano Ronaldo admits contemplating retirement after the World Cup but wants to reach 1,000 career goals and help a new-look Portugal thrive before hanging up his boots.

    BBCBBC
  4. First seen11h ago

    Cristiano Ronaldo vows to play on for Portugal and targets 1,000 career goals

    Player reflects on critics, says ‘they’ve tried to kill me’ Jorge Jesus launches passionate defence of 41-year-old Cristiano Ronaldo said he considered quitting international football after the World Cup, but confirmed he plans to play on for Portugal and hopes to reach 1,000 goals for club and country. Ronaldo, who is 21 goals shy of the milestone, accepted some critics are trying to “kill” him but is determined to carry on. Ronaldo, who has won 233 caps for his country, captained Portugal in the summer at the World Cup, where they exited to Spain in the last 16. Asked if he considered walking away from international duty, he replied: “Yes, I did. Of course, I’m always thinking about my decisions, my future, the present also. I’m a thinker; you have to think. This is why you see me here now, it means I will continue. Continue reading...

    The GuardianThe Guardian•Ben Fisher in Lisbon