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Cristiano Ronaldo has his place on the plane to Qatar booked later this year – and he’ll be looking to create some history at the 2022 World Cup with Portugal.
The World Cup is merely eight months away and so the line-up for international football’s premier competition has just about been decided.
They are an exclusive band, but they should soon be admitting new members. Only the Mexico goalkeeper Antonio Carbajal, his compatriot Rafael Marquez and the great German Lothar Matthaus have taken the field in five different World Cups.
There’s been no better time to jet away on a trip abroad than this Easter as countries ease their travel restrictions. The UK has already scrapped all of its coronavirus rules so you no longer have to fill out complicated paperwork or take a test on your return.
It’s safe to say that this season has been a disaster for West Brom, who are now sitting in 12th in the Championship table, seven points off the play-offs with eight games to go – after Valerian Ismael’s dreadful spell as manager of the club, which led to him being sacked before being named manager of Besiktas.
Trezeguet struggled for form, fitness and playing time at Aston Villa this season, resulting in him being loaned out in the winter transfer window, but Steven Gerrard might regret letting the 27-year-old leave given how well he’s performed at Istanbul Basaksehir. The Egyptian international has made five appearances in all competitions, scoring four goals with one assist.
Portugal hero Otavio, Rodrygo and Raphinha all feature heavily in the gossip column – all have been linked with Liverpool.
Cristiano Ronaldo has said Portugal are in their “rightful place” after qualifying for the 2022 Qatar World Cup with a 2-0 win over North Macedonia on Tuesday night. Bruno Fernandes scored either side of half-time in a play-off victory at the Estadio do Dragao, which means Ronaldo is set to play at his fifth World Cup. Ad/> The 37-year-old took to Instagram after the match to thank the supporters after wins over North Macedonia and Turkey last Thursday in the play-offs secured their place in Qatar.