Ronaldo out of confed cup to meet his newborn twins

                                        
Portugal’s superstar captain Cristiano Ronaldo revealed Thursday he will not play in the Confederations Cup third-place match this weekend as he will finally meet his newborn twin boys.
Hours after Wednesday's 3-0 defeat from Chile in a penalty shoot-out in Kazan, Ronaldo said he had been offered consent to miss the play-off in Moscow, against either Germany or Mexico, to meet his fresh twins arrival. Ronaldo, 32, is accepted to have fathered the twins with a surrogate mother in the United States and right now has a seven-year-old child, Cristiano Ronaldo Jnr, from a past relationship. The Real Madrid forward says he gave his "body and soul" for Portugal in the semi-last, which completed goalless after additional time, "despite the fact that my two children were conceived". "The President of the Portuguese Football Federation and the national mentor have a state of mind that has touched me and I won't overlook," the four-time world player of the year composed on his authority Facebook page. "I'm exceptionally cheerful to at long last be with my youngsters surprisingly." Having won man-of-the-coordinate honors in each of Portugal's three Confederations Cup bunch arrange diversions, Ronaldo did not have his best match against Chile, whose protection figured out how to curb the Real star. And additionally meeting his infants, Ronaldo faces an unverifiable future having debilitated to stop Spain as he confronts assertions of tax avoidance in a court in Madrid one month from now.