Cristiano Ronaldo is in charge! Portugal s World Cup preliminaries roster is star-studded, with B fees and B seats included. The top spot in Group F has a clear advantage, and the double battle wi

‍The Portuguese national team has announced its roster for the November World Cup preliminaries, with Cristiano Ronaldo continuing to lead the team. Felix, Leo, Felix and other famous players are all on the list. Only Nuno Mendes is absent due to injury. As can be seen from the European Group F standings of the World Cup Qualifiers (pictured), Portugal ranks first with 10 points from 4 games, 3 wins, and 1 draw, 5 points ahead of second place Hungary. It has firmly occupied a seat in the World Cup main draw, and its advancement advantage is clear at a glance.

The goalkeeper lineup consists of Diogo Costa (Porto), José Sa (Wolves), and Rui Silva (Portuguese Sporting). The three complement each other in goal-line skills and competition experience, building a solid barrier for the defense.

The back line can be called a luxurious configuration: Dalot (Manchester United) and Semedo (Fenerbahce) are both offensive and defensive on the wing; the "Manchester City" combination of Cancelo (Riyadh Crescent) and Ruben Dias (Manchester City) is defensively sound and has the ability to play the ball; players such as Nunes (Manchester City) and Inacio (Portuguese Sporting) add weight to the defense.

The midfield combination combines hardness and creativity: Palinha (Tottenham)'s interception ability can be called the "midfield iron gate"; Ruben Neves (Riyadh Crescent) and Joao Neves (Paris) are precise and efficient in scheduling; the offensive organization of B Fee (Manchester United) and B Seat (Manchester City) makes the Portuguese midfielder the core of the team's offensive and defensive transition.

The forward line is dominated by Cristiano Ronaldo (Riyadh Victory), Felix (Riyadh Victory) and Leo (AC Milan)'s smart breakthroughs and speed impacts, and Gonzalo Ramos (Paris) and Conceição (Juventus)'s sense of touch in front of goal, which together form Portugal's full-power offensive line.

In terms of schedule, Portugal will challenge Ireland away at 03:45 on November 14 (ranked 3rd with 4 points in Group F), and then host Armenia at 22:00 on November 16 (ranked 4th with 3 points in Group F). Judging from the current group structure, as long as Portugal continues to perform stably, it is expected to further expand its lead in these two events and draw a successful conclusion to the world qualifying journey ahead of schedule. Whether the Portuguese Legion led by Ronaldo can continue their dominance in these two battles is undoubtedly the focus of fans.