From The Shillong Times
Center Owned by The Shillong TimesNature of Ronaldo’s international retirement is in stark contrast to his great rival Messi
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Portugal coach Jorge Jesus said he does not feel guilty about Cristiano Ronaldo’s retirement from international football and said he had a conversation before the fallout. Ronaldo has retired from international football after a record‑breaking 23‑year career, and his exit inspired a Livemint feature outlining seven personal‑finance lessons such as SIPs, budgeting, diversification, financial discipline, wealth creation and long‑term investing.
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Ronaldo announced his international retirement after a career that included 234 appearances and 146 goals, which are men's world records.
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Cristiano Ronaldo announces retirement from Portugal after 234 appearances and 146 goals, ending a historic 23-year international career.
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Cristiano Ronaldo has retired from international football after a record-breaking 23-year career. Discover seven personal finance lessons from CR7 on SIPs, budgeting, diversification, financial discipline, wealth creation and long-term investing.
— Livemint
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MANCHESTER, Nov 6: Cristiano Ronaldo’s glorious Portugal career ultimately ended in acrimony. What a contrast to his great rival Lionel Messi, who also retired from international football this year, but only after leading Argentina to back-to-back World Cup finals. As has been the case throughout…
