Ronaldo Retires From International Football With Two Guinness World Records

Cristiano Ronaldo has retired from worldwide soccer, ending his profession with Portugal because the participant with essentially the most appearances and objectives in males’s worldwide soccer.

Guinness World Records (GWR) confirmed the event in a publish on its X deal with on Thursday, November 5, stating that the 41-year-old ahead holds each data.

The publish reads: “Cristiano Ronaldo has formally retired from worldwide soccer

“He retires with the most caps in international football (234) and most goals in international football (146).”

TVC News had reported that Ronaldo bows out of worldwide soccer with 234 appearances for Portugal and 146 objectives, in response to GWR.

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The 41-year-old ahead confirmed the choice in a social media publish on Thursday morning, drawing the curtain on a world profession wherein he recorded 146 objectives in 243 appearances for his nation.

Ronaldo, who captained Portugal to the 2016 European Championship title, introduced his departure with an emotional message reflecting on his achievements and the importance of representing his nation.

“Today I finish my walk on the pitch with the national team. I leave with my head held high, with pride in the path I took, and with the awareness that I gave everything I had for Portugal,” he stated.