When Georgina Rodriguez shoots she scores. The 32-year-old mother and future wife of Cristiano Ronaldo doesn't play around, and she doesn't hesitate. When she sees the net she goes for it.
Prior to her fiancé stepping foot on the field for his sixth World Cup, she was getting the scoring started with some news of her own. She landed a new campaign with the Italian brand Calzedonia.
LE CANNET, FRANCE - MAY 18: Georgina Rodríguez attends the Chopard Miracle Gala Evening during the 79th annual Cannes Film Festival at on May 18, 2026 in Le Cannet, France. (Photo by Lionel Hahn/Getty Images))
Rodriguez got herself on the scoreboard in a bikini as the newest "Calzedonia girl." The campaign had her modeling the swimwear on billboards in different locations around the world.
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That highlight reel was only the beginning. You haven't been paying attention if you thought she was going to travel to Hard Rock Stadium in Miami for a 0-0 World Cup game between Colombia and Portugal this past weekend and not find a beach.
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On Sunday, Rodriguez and a few of her friends were spotted on the beach by the paparazzi (see those pictures here) making the most of their stop in Miami.
On Monday, she put a few in the back of the net on Instagram with her own content from the trip to the beach.
If you ask me, bikinis and the beach are how you make the most of a few days off in Miami, especially when you have a trip north on the schedule.
Portugal isn't playing again until they take on Croatia on Thursday. That game is set to take place at BMO Field in Toronto, Canada.
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You don't have to tell Georgina Rodriguez that. This isn't amateur hour at the World Cup. She's a veteran. She wouldn't have made it a decade in a relationship with one of the most recognizable soccer players on the planet if she wasn't.
You don't reach more than 74 million Instagram followers with poor planning.
Sean Joseph is a writer for OutKick.
