Ronaldo of Brazil supports France at the World Cup.

Ronaldo of Brazil supports France at the World Cup.

An ex-striker claims he cannot support his country’s fiercest rivals, Argentina. to win the championship. A former Brazilian athlete says he cannot support Argentina. one of Brazil’s fiercest sporting rivals. in the FIFA World Cup 2022 and instead picks France as the tournament’s “strong favorite” to win it all again. Ronaldo won’t be supporting the South Americans in Tuesday’s semifinal matchup against Croatia. however, Lionel Messi certainly has one more chance to win the lone major title missing from his collection.

England will continue to play in a 4-3-3 formation.

If Argentina wins the World Cup. Ronaldo will not act hypocritically and say he is happy for them.”However, I view football as romantic.” “And I will respect any victor.An ex-striker claims he cannot support his country’s fiercest rivals. Argentina, to win the championship. A former Brazilian athlete says he cannot support Argentina. one of Brazil’s fiercest sporting rivals. in the FIFA World Cup 2022 and instead picks France as the tournament’s “strong favorite” to win it all again. Ronaldo won’t be supporting the South Americans in Tuesday’s semifinal matchup against Croatia; however. Lionel Messi certainly has one more chance to win the lone major title missing from his collection.

Didier Deschamps costs France their momentum.

If Argentina wins the World Cup, Ronaldo refused to act hypocritically and claim that he would be pleased for them. “However, I view football as romantic.” “And I will respect any victor.” And he makes advantage of them to assist or score. “Ronaldo predicted that the 23-year-old Mbappe would break a number of records. Ronaldo lauded Morocco’s efforts after the Atlas Lions became the first African team and the first Arab team to go to a World Cup quarterfinal. It’s “a wonderful football tale” that an African team is in the World Cup semifinals, he said. “I saw the feelings in Morocco, and football gives us such wonderful things,” the author said.

Source: tribune