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Retire Now  — Bardsley Advises Ronaldo
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Retire Now — Bardsley Advises Ronaldo

Complete Sports about 2 hours 1 mins read

Former Premier League defender Phil Bardsley has added fuel to the ongoing debate surrounding Cristiano Ronaldo’s international future, bluntly calling on the veteran forward to retire from Portugal duty following a disappointing performance against Wales. Ronaldo, international football’s all-time leading goalscorer, faced severe scrutiny from pundits and fans alike after turning in a subdued and [...]

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