Cristiano Ronaldo Is Named in the Worst Team of the Qatar World Cup

• Cristiano Ronaldo has been named in the worst team of the 2022 FIFA World Cup
• Ronaldo scored only one goal for Portugal before he was dropped to the sub bench
• The 37-year-old forward left the pitch in tears after his team's quarter-final exit

Cristiano Ronaldo’s miserable outing at the 2022 FIFA World Cup for Portugal has earned him a spot in the tournament’s worst team, following the conclusion of the competition.

The 37-year-old forward endured a miserable tournament for the Selecao and scored just one goal, as the 2016 European champions were dumped out in the quarter-finals.

According to the Daily Mail, Ronaldo - who was benched during Portugal’s knockout games at the World Cup - has now been listed in statistics provider Sofascore’s worst team of the tournament.

Other players also included in this list include Argentina forward Lautaro Martinez and Senegal goalkeeper Edouard Mendy.

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United States defender Sergino Dest, Poland’s Kamil Glik, and Jackson Irvine and Mathew Leckie of Australia are some of the players also listed in the worst team of the 2022 World Cup.

Ronaldo given Chelsea green light

Meanwhile, Ronaldo is still looking for a new club following his release from Manchester United, and Chelsea has now been told to take a chance on the forward, Football London reports.

Former defender for the Blues, William Gallas has urged his former club to sign the veteran striker on a six-month deal as he continues to look for a new team.

Following Armando Broja's recent season-ending injury, the Londoners are hoping to add a central striker in January to bolster their attack.

Ronaldo tipped Argentina over France

Earlier, Sports Brief reported on ex-Manchester United star Ronaldo exiting the World Cup, after Portugal suffered elimination against Morocco in the quarter-finals.

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That had not stopped the five-time Ballon d'Or winner from having an interest in who won this year's Mundial tournament.

Through social media, Ronaldo revealed who he would be backing to win the trophy and gave a good reason for his choice.