Anthony Barry discusses Cristiano Ronaldo’s work ethic and goal tally
Sport · First reported 26 Oct, 18:31 · Updated 18:40
England assistant manager Anthony Barry praised Ronaldo’s dedication as the forward approached 1,000 career goals. The report also covered sanctions Ronaldo received from Portugal’s football federation after leaving the national squad.
- Ronaldo was reported to be 18 goals short of 1,000 career goals after scoring against Al Faisaly.
- Barry, who said he worked with Ronaldo for three years with Portugal, described his repetitive training habits as central to building confidence.
- The report said Ronaldo received a 30-day ban and was ordered to pay €255 (£215) after leaving Portugal’s squad during the September international break; the suspension was backdated to September 30.
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- Career-goal milestone
- Ronaldo was reported to be 18 goals short of 1,000 after scoring against Al Faisaly.
- Barry’s Portugal work
- Barry said he worked with Ronaldo for three years with Portugal.
- Sanctions
- A 30-day ban and a €255 (£215) payment were reported; the suspension was backdated to September 30.
- Eligibility
- The report said Ronaldo would be eligible for selection for Portugal’s November Nations League fixtures against Denmark and Wales.
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