You can always reinvent yourself, even at 37. Cristiano Ronaldo will play his fifth World Cup with Portugal, but it is the first time that he will start the competition in the shoes of an unemployed person. The five-time Ballon d’Or has not been a Manchester United player since Monday, at the end of a soap opera that will have interfered with the preparation of the selection. Portugal’s health in this competition will depend a lot on the state of form and spirit of his star, as usual, although other great talents can also take over. This start against Ghana has in any case all of the trap match, against a solid, ambitious formation and reinforced by the naturalization of Inaki Williams.
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