Cristiano Ronaldo has made a decision on his international future with Portugal following the World Cup . The Portuguese star confirmed on Thursday that he intends to keep representing his country despite continued speculation about his potential retirement.

Cristiano Ronaldo is 41 years old—and remains an indispensable part of Portugal’s national team. New coach Jorge Jesus is also counting on the superstar. Meanwhile, calls for a shake-up ahead of the 2030 World Cup on home soil are growing louder.

What happened? Cristiano Ronaldo, the captain of the Portugal national team, drew intense attention during the appearance of Jorge Jesus, the new manager, at his first training session with

Cristiano Ronaldo’s international career is set to continue under a familiar face, with Portugal coach Jorge Jesus naming the 41-year-old in his first squad for the upcoming Nations League fixtures. The call-up confirms that Ronaldo remains part of Portugal’s plans after the 2026 World Cup,

At 41, the Al-Nassr forward remains part of the national team under new head coach Jorge Jesus, extending a remarkable run that dates back more than two decades and puts another piece of his international longevity into focus.