Probably facing his last participation in the Euro, Cristiano Ronaldo seems ready to give everything for Portugal. The Lusitanian has just made history a little more and it is UEFA which has just confirmed it. Discreet and silent against the Czech Republic during Portugal’s entry into Euro 2024, Cristiano Ronaldo will raise the level against Arda Güler’s Turkey. Author of an assist for Bruno Fernandes’ goal, which stunned the Turks, Ronaldo behaved like a perfect leader with his teammates on and off the pitch....Read The Full Story Here ▶
This totally unexpected assist, since he had the opportunity to score the goal himself, makes Cristiano Ronaldo enter the history of the Euro. Already the top scorer in the history of the European Championship, the Al Nassr star has become, thanks to this offering, the best passer in the history of the competition. A record that further confirms the legend of Cristiano Ronaldo, who has won everything during his glorious career.
Cristiano Ronaldo has always been cited as one of the fastest players in the history of football. Today, given his advanced age (39 years old), the Real Madrid legend is logically less fast, the spotlight has been on Kylian Mbappé since the 2018 World Cup. But Cristiano Ronaldo has once again confirmed that he is still the fastest footballer in the universe.
In fact, according to UEFA, Cristiano Ronaldo recorded his highest top speed at the Euros at 32.7Km/h in 2024, at the age of 29. That is to say, against Turkey in Germany at Euro 2024, CR7 was clocked at 32.7 km/h. This is his highest top speed recorded in the tournament since they started analyzing this statistic in 2012. This is totally impressive, considering that he is now 39 years old.
Having already won everything including the Euro in 2016 against France, Cristiano Ronaldo continues to push his limits. The number 7 of Portugal, top scorer in history for the selection, wants to continue to mark the history of football in his country.
Despite a disastrous end to the 2022 World Cup, with an elimination in the quarter-final against Morocco, Ronaldo did not give up and returned to help the Selecão qualify for Euro 2024 by being Portugal’s top scorer and second scorer in the qualifiers behind Romelu Lukaku.
At 39, he is still valuable and has benched attackers like Diogo Jota and Gonçalo Ramos. Roberto Martinez built this team around him and CR7 intends to give back.
Carinos Satya Chanhoun
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