Cristiano Ronaldo has urged Portugal to believe they can finally win the World Cup.
Ronaldo will be competing in what will be a record-equalling sixth tournament.
The biggest prize of all also remains the one trophy to have eluded the footballing icon throughout his glittering career.
He knows at the age of 41, this could be his last chance complete his remarkable haul of trophies.
Portugal kick off their World Cup campaign with an opening game against DR Congo in Houston tomorrow (WED).
And Ronaldo wants Roberto Martinez’s men to leave nothing behind in the quest to conquer the world.
He said: “Every time we wear this jersey, we feel the same pride, the same passion and the same sense of responsibility as on the first day.
“Tomorrow begins a new chapter.
“We worked hard to reach this moment, and now it’s time to give everything for our country, and for all the Portuguese communities that support us here and around the world. Believe it like we do.”
Martinez, meanwhile, will face the media later, when he is expected to address speculation he will stand down as Portugal manager at the end of the tournament.
