- Ronaldo said this was his last World Cup but hasn’t decided if he’ll retire from Portugal yet — he’ll “take time to think” with his family.
- He left in tears after the 1-0 loss to Spain, playing all 90 minutes and receiving a loud ovation in Arlington.
- If he does retire, he’ll finish as the men’s international top scorer (146 goals) with a legacy including Euro 2016 — and Gonçalo Ramos is the likely candidate to take over up front.
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