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The Portuguese Football Federation said it plans to hold a formal farewell ceremony for Cristiano Ronaldo after he announced that he was ending his career with the national team.
In a statement, the federation thanked the 40-year-old captain for his service to the country. It described Ronaldo as a symbol of the spirit of Portugal’s national team, an exemplary leader and a player who inspires young people.
Ronaldo made 234 appearances for Portugal and scored 146 goals. The federation said his achievements during his international career would be etched in the history of Portuguese football.
The federation said it intends to prepare and hold a farewell ceremony worthy of Ronaldo’s career, and will take a direct role in organising the event and provide him with comprehensive support. The ceremony will give fans and the public an opportunity to thank Ronaldo.
