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Portugal reveals its 26-man World Cup squad led by Cristiano Ronaldo for the 2026 tournament.
Roberto Martinez includes Ronaldo, aiming for a record sixth World Cup appearance.
Bruno Fernandes and Bernardo Silva are named in midfield alongside Joao Neves and Vitinha.
Key omissions include Joao Palhinha and Mateus Fernandes from the final squad.
Goncalo Guedes and Pedro Neto are included to bolster the attack alongside Ronaldo.
Rúben Dias and Diogo Costa are set in defense and goal respectively for Martinez’s setup.
Portugal will play friendlies against Chile and Nigeria before traveling to the tournament base in Florida.
Portugal is drawn with Colombia, Uzbekistan, and DR Congo in Group K for the World Cup.
Guedes and Francisco Conceição are included as part of Portugal's forward options.
Officials stressed Ronaldo's leadership and ongoing importance to Portugal's plans.

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Hazard discusses the media narrative claiming he was signed to replace Ronaldo and says he wasn’t there to imitate or replace him.
Hazard reveals he wanted Luka Modrić’s number 10 shirt rather than Ronaldo’s seven.
Hazard joined Real Madrid in 2019 for about €100 million and endured injuries and inconsistent form over four seasons.
Hazard acknowledges media and expectations around his Madrid signing were misrepresented by some outlets.
Madrid enjoyed several trophies during Hazard’s tenure, including La Liga titles and other continental honors.
Hazard played 76 Madrid games and contributed seven goals and 12 assists across four seasons.
Hazard linked his Madrid move to the broader narrative surrounding Ronaldo’s departure and the club’s search for a successor.
Hazard’s Madrid era included trophy wins beyond the league, underscoring limited personal impact amid success.
Hazard’s goal and assist tally did not reflect his transfer fee expectations during his Madrid spell.
Hazard’s preferred shirt number was Modrić’s, not Ronaldo’s, signaling his intended playing style.
Hazard confirms his Madrid spell was shaped by injuries and inconsistent form rather than pure failure.

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Messi scored in Inter Miami's 2-0 win over Portland Timbers, reducing Ronaldo's 1,000-goal gap.
Messi's 910 official goals come in 1,153 matches across Argentina, Barcelona, PSG and Inter Miami.
Ronaldo sits at 972 official goals, largely built during his Real Madrid years.
The article details each player's goal breakdown by club and national team.
The race to 1,000 goals remains ongoing with World Cup implications looming.
Inter Miami's next MLS and World Cup-related fixtures are noted in the report.
Ronaldo's recent setback with Al-Nassr is cited as part of the context for the chase.
The article frames the rivalry as a narrative chapter in the 1,000-goal chase.
The piece mentions upcoming World Cup participation for both players’ national teams.
The article places Ronaldo's goal tally across clubs and the national team to illustrate the spread of his scoring record.

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Vitinha says Ronaldo’s leadership and professionalism drive Portugal forward ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
Vitinha emphasizes Ronaldo’s extremely professional approach and leaves nothing to chance.
Portugal aims to win the World Cup with and for Ronaldo as preparations continue for the expanded tournament.
Coach Roberto Martínez faces a squad blending youth and experience for the 2026 World Cup.
Portugal is preparing for an expanded 2026 World Cup with Group K opponents included.
Vitinha’s comments come after Ronaldo’s ongoing club situation with Al Nassr.
Vitinha highlights Ronaldo’s influence as the team looks to win matches step by step.
The article frames Ronaldo as a chronicler of Portugal’s World Cup ambitions, with emphasis on leadership.
Goal.com's coverage positions Ronaldo’s role as central to Portugal's 2026 campaign plans.
Vitinha expresses pride in sharing a dressing room with Ronaldo and learning from him daily.

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