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Cristiano Ronaldo backed to win Portugal elections and become President

Cristiano Ronaldo’s influence in Portugal goes far beyond the football pitch. The legendary forward has been a national icon for over two decades, and now, there is growing belief that he could have a future in politics.

Some believe he could even win the presidential election if he ever decided to run.

Ronaldo, who currently plays for Al-Nassr in Saudi Arabia, remains a crucial figure for Portugal at the international level.

His dedication to the national team, combined with his global stardom, has made him one of the most respected figures in the country.

Over the years, he has brought worldwide attention to Portugal, both through his achievements and his commitment to the national flag.

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Could Ronaldo be Portugal’s next President?

The idea of Ronaldo entering politics has been gaining traction, with some believing he would be an unbeatable candidate in a presidential race.

Sporting CP talent Conrad Harder recently spoke (via Sport TV2) about Ronaldo’s massive influence, saying:

“Sporting is extremely proud of Cristiano representing the club. But he doesn’t just make a difference here. He makes a difference all over the country and much more than I expected. If he ran for president, I think he would win.”

While Ronaldo has never expressed interest in politics, his potential as a leader has been a topic of discussion.

He has previously been linked with a possible role in football administration, with speculation that he could become the president of a club or a major football organization in the future.

As Portugal prepares for another Nations League campaign, Ronaldo remains focused on leading the team to further success.

His dedication to the game and his country is unquestionable, and while a move into politics remains purely hypothetical, it is clear that he would have massive public support if he ever decided to take that path.

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