Cristiano Ronaldo “does not look at all worried” about his future, according to Portugal team-mate Manuel Fernandes, amid Real Madrid exit talk.

Ronaldo suggested he could call time on his Madrid career just moments after they clinched their third consecutive Champions League against Liverpool, saying “it was very nice to be at Real Madrid”.

However, Fernandes insists Ronaldo is unfazed by the speculation as Portugal’s most capped player looks to help his side win back to back major tournaments following their triumph at Euro 2016.

“I have nothing negative to say about Cristiano, he looks focused and doesn’t look at all worried about his future,” said Lokomotiv Moscow midfielder Fernandes, speaking at Portugal’s World Cup team base camp on the outskirts of the Russian capital.

Portugal share Group B with Morocco and Iran, but face their toughest test in their opening game against Spain on Friday in the evening kick-off.

Ronaldo is Portugal’s all-time leading scorer with 81 goals in 150 senior caps but, at 33, this could be his final major international tournament.