Price per head services were very happy to learn that Real Madrid star Cristiano Ronaldo has his sights set on the FIFA World Cup knockout stages after Portugal were drawn alongside the United States, Germany, and Ghana.
Ronaldo, who is Portugal’s captain and a huge favourite with pay per head services all over the world, was the one that scored all four goals that gave his country a spot at the 2014 Brazil World Cup with a 4-2 play-off win last month over Sweden.
Price per head services saw that Paulo Bento’s players were rewarded for their progress when they got a difficult group with European rivals Germany, as well as the US and Ghana.
And even though Ronaldo admitted that not being seeded in the draw gave Portugal a tough pool, he and many fans believe that they will be able to reach at least the last 16, and pay per head services are very eager to see how far they’ll make it.
“We are going to have a very difficult group,” the 28-year-old said. “The first game will be against Germany, a fantastic team, and we try to pass the group (stage).
And price per head services can’t wait to see how Portugal will perform against Germany when both sides face each other.
“After we will take it game by game but I think the priority of the national team is to pass the group and we will see what will happen after.”
The former Manchester United forward also praised his country’s effort in qualifying for the World Cup, instead of taking praise for his excellent individual performances, and price per head services saw an exceptional job done by his team.
“Well, I did my job,” he added. “We had a very difficult qualification.
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“We deserved to be in the World Cup in Brazil, because we played better in the two (play-off) games.”
Pay per head services saw what a difficult pool Portugal was given for the World Cup, but with a player like Ronaldo, they could go a long way in the competition.