Ronaldo still won 43 goals but still did not give up catching up with Messi, hoping to win the European Cup

In today's football world, the names of Ronaldo and Messi are undoubtedly known to everyone. The Portuguese star has performed well in the past season, hitting 43 goals, but he was not satisfied with it, but instead strengthened his determination to catch up with Messi. In the upcoming European Cup, Ronaldo is full of expectations and hopes to lead Portugal to the championship.

European Cup, as one of the highest-level football events in Europe, has attracted many strong teams to participate. As a strong team, the Portuguese team has always attracted much attention. Ronaldo has won the love of many fans for his outstanding performance over the past season, and he is also regarded as a key figure in Portugal's European Cup.

C Ronaldo's performance was amazing during the season. He not only performed well in club competitions, but also played an important role in the national team. In the Portuguese game, Ronaldo repeatedly created opportunities for the team and scored repeatedly. His goal count reached an astonishing 43, a figure that proves his strength and influence.

Although Ronaldo has achieved such outstanding results, he has not been complacent. On the contrary, he became more determined to catch up with Messi. He believes that Messi is one of the greatest players in football today, and he hopes that through continuous hard work and struggle, the gap with Messi can be narrowed.

C Ronaldo is full of expectations for the upcoming European Cup. He believes that Portugal has the strength to win the championship and hopes to help the team achieve this through his performance. He said: "Our team hopes to win the European Cup, which is our goal. I believe we have the ability to do this, and I will do my best to help the team achieve this goal."

In the European Cup, Ronaldo will face various challenges and difficulties. However, he firmly believes that his strength and experience can help him overcome these difficulties. He said: "I know I am a good player and I have the ability to deal with any challenges. I believe I will play at my best in the game and help Portugal win."