Cristiano Ronaldo, despite speculation about his international future after his sixth World Cup, has affirmed his commitment to the Portugal national team under new coach Jorge Jesus. Ronaldo, who previously played under Jesus at Al Nassr, expressed his dual objective: reaching 1000 career goals and winning the Nations League. He praised Jorge Jesus as a "perfect choice" for Portugal, highlighting the coach's fresh ideas. Ronaldo also addressed his critics, stating he understands some media outlets want him to retire but he remains motivated by his supporters. He admitted that while he considered retiring after the World Cup, he chose to continue, acknowledging this season could potentially be his last. He emphasized his availability for the team based on his current club performance, not his past achievements.
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