Cristiano Ronaldo added another jewel to his illustrious crown by receiving the inaugural Prestige Globe Award at the Portuguese Football Federation’s gala in Oeiras. The event, attended by President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa, José Mourinho, and other luminaries, celebrated the 40-year-old star’s remarkable career. Holding Portugal’s Nations League trophy, Ronaldo highlighted his 133 international goals and victories, including the triumphant 2016 European Championship, reaffirming his enduring legacy in the sport.
The football icon expressed his determination to keep playing, setting his sights on a few more years with Portugal, particularly targeting World Cup qualification through upcoming matches against Ireland and Hungary. His presence at the gala, surrounded by football’s elite, underscored his status as a national hero and global inspiration. The Prestige Globe Award, a fitting tribute, recognizes not just his on-field achievements but also his unwavering commitment to the game.
Ronaldo’s latest accolade comes amid his ongoing success with Al-Nassr, where he continues to break records and inspire fans worldwide. As he looks ahead, the seasoned star’s ambition remains as fierce as ever, promising more milestones in his extraordinary journey. This moment at the gala marks yet another chapter in a career that continues to redefine the boundaries of football excellence.
