Ronaldo says ‘probably’ in final year of career
The 41-year-old Portuguese superstar made the revelation in an interview with Vogue magazine published on Sunday.
Cristiano Ronaldo, hailed as one of football's all-time greats with over 950 goals across club and country, has hinted that this year may mark the final chapter of his illustrious career, the 41-year-old Portuguese star revealed in a Vogue magazine interview published on Sunday. The football legend, who has amassed a staggering goal tally for his clubs and national team, had previously hinted at hanging up his boots "soon" or within "one or two years."
Ronaldo, speaking to Vogue, stated, "This is probably my last year of football, and I want to leave a spectacular legacy." He added that his post-football future is well-planned, expressing his excitement about multiple interests, including travel and padel. With football potentially leaving a significant void in his life, Ronaldo emphasized the importance of diversifying his activities to stay engaged.
In a personal note, Ronaldo remarked that he intends to relish the fruits of his labor, acknowledging the 25 years of dedication and sacrifice that have shaped his remarkable journey. Following Portugal's impressive run to the knockout stage at the World Cup this summer, the football icon is set to join Al Nassr for the upcoming season in the Saudi Pro League.
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