Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo: 'This will be my last World Cup' - ESPN
Cristiano Ronaldo has confirmed that this will be his last World Cup, as he prepares to face Spain with Portugal in Monday's round of 16 clash in Arlington, Texas.
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Cristiano Ronaldo has confirmed that this will be his last World Cup, as he prepares to face Spain with Portugal in Monday's round of 16 clash in Arlington, Texas.
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