Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo announces his retirement from international football, thereby ending a career that spanned 23 years with his country's national team, during which he played 234 games and scored 146 goals, becoming the national team's all-time top scorer and the record holder for the number of international appearances and goals. Ronaldo led Portugal to three major titles, most notably the European Cup of Nations in 2016, along with the UEFA Nations League in 2019 and 2025. He also participated in six copies of the World Cup and six copies of the European Cup of Nations, and the Portuguese star continues his career with the Saudi club Al-Nas Al-Nas official ambitions.

Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo announces his retirement from international football, thereby ending a career that spanned 23 years with his country's national team, during which he played 234 games and scored 146 goals, becoming the national team's all-time top scorer and the record holder for the number of international appearances and goals. Ronaldo led Portugal to three major titles, most notably the European Cup of Nations in 2016, along with the UEFA Nations League in 2019 and 2025. He also participated in six copies of the World Cup and six copies of the European Cup of Nations, and the Portuguese star continues his career with the Saudi club Al-Nas Al-Nas official ambitions.