Cristiano Ronaldo was happy to captain Portugal against Brazil
amid claims he is unsure over his club future.
The Manchester United winger skippered his country in Tuesday's 2-0
friendly win at Arsenal's Emirates Stadium at the behest of Carlos
Silva - the Portuguese FA vice-president who died on Sunday.
But while it was a proud moment for Ronaldo, he was refusing to put
too much stock on the result, with Portugal playing Belgium and
Serbia in Euro 2008 qualifiers next month.
"It was good for me, but the responsibility is always the same
one," Ronaldo told A Bola.
"Therefore my objective in the team is to always play well and to
help with my best form.
"Beating Brazil gives us a lot of spirit, but there are two
important games coming up and these are the ones that count,
therefore this victory can only bring more motivation."
Meanwhile, Ronaldo has reportedly suggested he is keeping an open
mind regarding his future at Old Trafford next season.
Barcelona are keen to capture the in-form attacker, while United
want Ronaldo to sign a new contract with the Premiership
leaders.
He told Spanish reporters: "At the moment I am only thinking about
training well every day.
"I do not know what I am going to do or where I will be in the next
six months.
"The only thing I am sure about is that I want to continue at the
level I find myself and improve every day."
