Portugal coach Roberto Martinez says Cristiano Ronaldo is preparing for his sixth World Cup with the same excitement and mindset as he had for his first. Speaking about Ronaldo’s continued presence in the squad, Martinez describes the 41-year-old as “an example and a reference for football,” and highlights his continued professionalism and influence. Multiple outlets report that Martinez links Ronaldo’s attitude to Portugal’s broader hopes, noting that the team has a talented generation and is among the favourites to win the World Cup for the first time. One outlet also notes that Ronaldo’s role in the squad has sparked debate, reflecting differing views on whether his influence is positive as his career progresses. Overall, the reporting converges on Martinez’s message: Ronaldo remains motivated as the tournament approaches, and Portugal see him as part of a competitive group aiming to reach the top of the competition. The coverage focuses on Martinez’s comments, Ronaldo’s preparation and mindset, and Portugal’s expectations ahead of the tournament.
Roberto Martinez says Ronaldo approaches sixth World Cup like first
Portugal coach Roberto Martinez says Cristiano Ronaldo is preparing for his sixth World Cup with the same excitement and mindset as he had for his first. Speaking about Ronaldo’s continued presence in...
- Portugal coach Roberto Martinez says Cristiano Ronaldo is preparing for his sixth World Cup as if it were his first.
- Martinez praises Ronaldo as an “example” and “reference” for football.
- Ronaldo is 41 and remains part of Portugal’s tournament plans.
- Martinez says Portugal have a talented generation and are among the favourites to win the World Cup for the first time.
- Ronaldo’s role in the squad is noted as a subject of public debate in at least one report.
Ronaldo's continued presence in Martinez's team has sparked debate over whether he is still a positive influence. The post Ronaldo as excited for sixth World Cup as his first, says Martinez appeared first on Vanguard News.
2 months agoArmed with a richly talented generation, Portugal are among the favourites to win the World Cup for the first time.
2 months agoArmed with a richly talented generation, Portugal are among the favourites to win the World Cup for the first time.
2 months agoCristiano Ronaldo is preparing for his sixth World Cup as if it was his first, said Portugal coach Roberto Martinez as he hailed the 41-year-old as "an example and a reference for football.""He is an example and a reference for football.
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