Ronaldo says he will probably retire at Al Nassr in two or three years | Football News

Ronaldo says he will probably retire at Al Nassr in two or three years | Football News

Superstar forward tells Portuguese channel he is ‘very happy’ at the Saudi Arabian football club he joined for a then-record fee in 2023. Cristiano Ronaldo has revealed he plans to end his career with his current club Al Nassr – but probably not for another two or three years. The…

Ronaldo’s selfie-hunting fans at Euro 2024 a ‘concern’ for coach Martinez | UEFA Euro 2024 News

Ronaldo’s selfie-hunting fans at Euro 2024 a ‘concern’ for coach Martinez | UEFA Euro 2024 News

Multiple fans invaded the pitch to take selfies with the Portugal legend at their Euro 2024 match in Germany. Portugal coach Roberto Martinez says it was lucky that none of the multiple fans who invaded the pitch during his team’s Euro 2024 game against Turkey had ill intentions after several…

Cristiano Ronaldo poised for record as Portugal name squad for Euro 2024 | UEFA Euro 2024 News

Cristiano Ronaldo poised for record as Portugal name squad for Euro 2024 | UEFA Euro 2024 News

The veteran striker will lead Portugal’s bid to win a second Euro title after being included in the 26-man squad. Cristiano Ronaldo is likely to set a Euro record after he was named in Portugal’s 26-man 2024 squad, unveiled by coach Roberto Martinez. The squad announcement on Tuesday all but…

‘No turning back’: Carnation Revolution divides Portugal again, 50 years on | The Far Right

‘No turning back’: Carnation Revolution divides Portugal again, 50 years on | The Far Right

Lisbon, Portugal – The olive-green military vehicles are the same, as are the uniforms of the personnel riding them. It’s even the same day of the week on this April 25 – a Thursday. This is when it all started, on the shore of the Tagus River where the sun…

‘No means no’: How Portugal resisted the far right, but only just | The Far Right News

‘No means no’: How Portugal resisted the far right, but only just | The Far Right News

When the March elections in Portugal saw the hard-right political party, Chega, quadruple its parliamentary representation from 12 seats to 50, one conclusion appeared overwhelmingly obvious. Overnight, it looked as if Europe’s most westerly country had become the continent’s latest front line between populist, ultra-conservative parties enjoying surging support and…

Portugal’s minority government takes office, faces fragmented parliament | News

Portugal’s minority government takes office, faces fragmented parliament | News

With just 80 seats in 230-seat parliament, the government will need the support of the opposition to pass legislation. Portugal’s new centre-right minority government led by Prime Minister Luis Montenegro has been sworn in amid uncertainty about its long-term viability as it faces a highly fragmented parliament. The Democratic Alliance…

Luis Montenegro claims victory for Portugal’s centre-right in snap polls | Elections News

Luis Montenegro claims victory for Portugal’s centre-right in snap polls | Elections News

Democratic Alliance edged ahead of incumbent Socialists in nail-biting count that saw far-right surge. Luis Montenegro, the leader of Portugal’s opposition centre-right Democratic Alliance (AD) party, has claimed victory in the country’s snap general election after a close-run race against the incumbent Socialists. Montenegro declared victors early on Monday morning,…

Centre-right party ahead in Portugal election, exit polls show | Elections News

Centre-right party ahead in Portugal election, exit polls show | Elections News

Portugal’s centre-right Democratic Alliance (AD) is poised to win the most votes in the country’s parliamentary election, but fall well short of an outright majority, three exit polls showed. The polls published after voting closed at 8pm (20:00 GMT) on Sunday by the three main television channels SIC, RTP and…