Cristiano Ronaldo Is A Member Of The World Cup’s Worst Team.

Cristiano Ronaldo, who had a difficult World Cup for Portugal in Qatar, was selected for the World Cup’s worst squad.

Fernando Santos benched Ronaldo for both their round-of-16 encounter against Switzerland and their quarterfinal defeat to Morocco since he only had one goal for his country.

The 37-year-old free agent allegedly threatened to leave the Portuguese team after a contentious meeting with Santos after learning that he had been benched for the match against Switzerland, but both the player and the country’s FA swiftly refuted the assertion.

According to data company Sofascore, Ronaldo has officially been included to the World Cup’s worst team.

Based on Sofascore’s rating, which assigns each player a score out of 10 for their tournament performances, the worst XI squad is determined. Players had to have made a minimum of four appearances in Qatar to be eligible.

Ronaldo was selected for the Sofascore team despite only scoring 6.46. Despite being a part of the squad that won the trophy after defeating France on penalties in the final, Lautaro Martinez partners with the Portuguese striker up front.

Martinez, who played 148 minutes for Argentina in Qatar but failed to score a goal, had a rating of only 6.35.

Edouard Mendy, a goalkeeper for Chelsea and Senegal, was also included in Sofascore’s poorest XI with a score of of 6.30. Sergino Dest, a US star who is under contract with Barcelona but is now on loan at AC Milan, had a pitiful rating of 6.50.

The back four also includes Senegal center defender Abdou Diallo, Poland’s Kamil Glik, and Bartosz Bereszyski.

Australia’s Jackson Irvine and Mathew Leckie were chosen for the midfield together with Hwang In-beom of South Korea and Ruben Vargas of Switzerland.