Georgina Rodríguez and Cristiano Ronaldo. Image via: Daniele Venturelli/Daniele Venturelli/WireImageGeorgina Rodríguez shared a Nike tribute to fiancé Cristiano Ronaldo on Instagram after Portugal's 1-0 World Cup elimination to Spain on July 6, a loss that ended Ronaldo's international career without a trophy. The 41-year-old finished with 11 goals and 27 World Cup appearances. Portugal coach Roberto Martínez also announced his resignation after the match. Rodríguez and Ronaldo, together since 2016 and engaged since August 2025, share two children, and neither has confirmed wedding plans or Ronaldo's future with the national team.Georgina Rodríguez pays tribute to Cristiano Ronaldo after Portugal's World Cup exitGeorgina Rodríguez pays tribute to Cristiano Ronaldo. Image via: georginagio/ InstagramGeorgina Rodríguez responded to Cristiano Ronaldo's World Cup elimination by resharing a Nike tribute to her fiancé on her Instagram Stories Monday night. The post, captioned "The story continues @cristiano," carried the tagline "His Legend Lives On," and Rodríguez added a single red heart emoji in support. She had earlier posted that she and the couple's children were watching the match from home.The gesture came hours after Ronaldo's Portugal fell 1-0 to Spain in the round of 16, a result that ended the 41-year-old's World Cup career for good since he had already confirmed this would be his last appearance in the tournament. Rodríguez, the mother of two of Ronaldo's five children and his fiancée since August 2025, has become a fixture of his major career moments, and her public reaction mattered to fans processing the end of an era.Cristiano Ronaldo's World Cup career ended in heartbreakSubstitute Mikel Merino settled the match with a stoppage-time goal in the 91st minute, sending Spain through to the quarterfinals and Portugal home. Ronaldo played the full 90 minutes but managed only three shots, two on target, against Spain goalkeeper Unai Simón. After the final whistle, he wiped tears from his eyes while applauding fans at the stadium. He told reporters afterward, "I'm sad to leave the World Cup this way," adding that he was moving on with a clear conscience.Ronaldo leaves the tournament with 11 goals and 27 appearances across six World Cups, the second most behind Lionel Messi, but without the trophy that eluded him throughout his career. He won Euro 2016 and two Nations League titles with Portugal, and his deepest World Cup run remains a semifinal in 2006. Portugal coach Roberto Martínez also announced his own departure after the match, saying the team needed "a new voice" going forward.Rodríguez has spoken publicly about the ring only once, telling Elle Spain in December that it was "gorgeous" and joking it was "the least he could offer me after 10 years of waiting." The couple has not announced wedding plans, and with Martínez's exit reshaping Portugal's coaching staff and Ronaldo's own international future still unconfirmed, Rodríguez's next public statement is likely to carry even more weight than usual.