Ronaldo 'probably' in last year of career
With retirement on the horizon, Cristiano Ronaldo reveals his heartfelt aspirations for leaving a lasting legacy in the world of football while embracing the adventures that lie ahead in life after the sport.
Madrid, Spain - Cristiano Ronaldo, the 41-year-old Portuguese football legend, has reportedly signaled the end of his illustrious career, stating that this year could very well be his last on the professional stage. In an interview with Vogue magazine, the renowned star, who has amassed over 950 goals for both club and country, revealed his intention to leave a lasting legacy in the sport.
Ronaldo has previously hinted at retirement within one or two years, but now he is confident that this is the year to bid farewell to football.
The renowned athlete, who has made his mark as a forward for Manchester United, Real Madrid, and Juventus, expressed his excitement about the future beyond football. He listed travel and padel as some of his favorite activities to keep himself occupied. Ronaldo emphasized the importance of diversifying interests to prevent football from leaving a significant void in his life.
Recently, Ronaldo tied the knot with his long-time partner Georgina Rodriguez in a private ceremony held in Cascais, Portugal. Reflecting on his extraordinary career spanning 25 years, Ronaldo expressed his gratitude for the sacrifices he made, highlighting the immense dedication required to achieve such heights in the sport. As Portugal advanced to the knockout stage of the World Cup this summer under his leadership, Ronaldo is set to join his club Al Nassr for the upcoming season in the Saudi Pro League.
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