Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo has set a new FIFA World Cup record by becoming the oldest outfield player to start a match in the tournaments history, aged 41 years and 132 days, during his sides clash against DR Congo in the FIFA World Cup 2026 on Wednesday (local time).

On Wednesday, the spotlight fell on Cristiano Ronaldo, when Portugal faced DR Congo in Houston. In a 1-1 draw, he cut a disappointing figure. That, he is still competing at the grandest stage of the sport,

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Ronaldo stepped onto the pitch for Portugal's Group K opener against DR Congo knowing that the 2026 FIFA World Cup likely represents his final opportunity to win football's biggest prize,

Cristiano Ronaldo's World Cup story continues. At 41 years and 132 days, the Portugal captain became the oldest outfield player to start a FIFA World Cup match and joined Lionel Messi in the exclusive

Starting for Portugal against the Democratic Republic of the Congo on Wednesday, Cristiano Ronaldo became, at 41 years and 132 days, the oldest outfield player ever to start a match in World