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At the end of her appearance on the catwalks of Paris Fashion Week, Georgina Rodriguez dropped a little bomb on the future of her companion Cristiano Ronaldo.
As part of fashion week in Paris, Georgina Rodriguez walked the catwalk at the Vetement brand show this Friday. The opportunity for the 30-year-old young woman to pay a sublime tribute to her famous companion, Cristiano Ronaldo, by wearing a red dress inspired by a Manchester United jersey, adorned with the name of the Portuguese striker and his number 7 fetish.
Remaining in Saudi Arabia, Ronaldo did not fail to dedicate this new creation, by adding his signature to the front of the outfit. “For the love of my life”also wrote the quintuple Ballon d’Or on the back of the dress, for his partner.
“Cristiano one more year, then it’s over”
Behind the scenes, Georgina Rodriguez also spoke about the future of CR7, ensuring that the latter will bow out in one or even two years. “Cristiano one more year, then it’s over. Maybe two, I don’t know”, thus released the Argentine model, who was present in Paris with four of her children: Cristiano Junior, the twins Eva and Mateo as well as Alana. Almost 2 years old, Bella Esmeralda remained in Saudi Arabia with her father.
As a reminder, Ronaldo, aged 39, is linked to the Saudi club Al-Nassr until June 2025. He could therefore hang up his boots at the end of his contract, unless he ultimately decides to return. an additional year, with the 2026 World Cup in the United States, Canada and Mexico in sight.
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