Brazil legend Ronaldo reveals he will run for presidency of their FA to restore his nation's 'prestige and respect' - with the iconic striker set to sell his majority stake in Real Valladolid Former Brazil striker Ronaldo will run for the presidency of the country's football confederation (CBF), the 48-year-old said on Monday.
Ronaldo, who won the World Cup with Brazil in 1994 and 2002, will run as a candidate in the CBF elections to replace current president Ednaldo Rodrigues in 2026.
Ronaldo, who won the World Cup with Brazil in 1994 and 2002, will run as a candidate in 2026.
Former Brazil striker Ronaldo will run for the presidency of the country's football confederation.
The former Barcelona, Inter Milan and Real Madrid forward currently also said he expects to sell his stake in Spanish top-flight side Real Valladolid.
