Texas, July 6 -- Cristiano Ronaldo could play his final FIFA World Cup match on Monday, when Portugal face Spain in the Round of 16 in Arlington, here.
The Portuguese superstar, who has featured at six World Cups since making his debut in 2006, became the first player in history to score at six editions of the tournament.
Speaking publicly for the first time at the FIFA World Cup 2026, the 41-year-old reflected ona remarkable international career spanning 23 years, 232 appearances and 146 goals for Portugal.
"This will be my last World Cup; God willing tomorrow is not my last game," he said in a press conference.
"The day will come [when I retire from international football]. But I'll be honest. Whatever happens tomorrow, Cristiano will...