Cristiano Ronaldo Now 39, Says He Doesn’t Know When He’ll Retire

Cristiano Ronaldo on Retirement Plans

Football sensation Cristiano Ronaldo recently provided insights into his potential retirement plans during a discussion about his future endeavors.

The Al-Nassr forward shared his thoughts on hanging up his boots while attending the Globe Soccer Awards in Dubai.

Ronaldo’s Playful Response

During the conversation, the 38-year-old delivered a humorous response when initially asked about his retirement timeline. Ronaldo first hinted at an imminent retirement by stating, “The moment I finish, I don’t know, to be honest.”

However, he swiftly added a touch of humor, suggesting, “Of course, it will be soon, soon I mean 10 years more. No, I am joking, I don’t know, let’s see.”

Current Football Journey

Currently playing for the Saudi Pro League side Al-Nassr, Ronaldo, who is set to turn 39 next month, remains a dominant force in the football world.

The Portugal star made a high-profile move to Al-Nassr last January, signing a deal reportedly worth £175 million per year after the termination of his contract with Manchester United.

Outstanding Performance

Ronaldo’s impact is evident on the field, as he currently leads the goal-scoring charts in the Saudi Pro League for the ongoing season.

With an impressive tally of 20 goals, he maintains a three-goal lead over his nearest rival, Aleksandar Mitrovic.

As Ronaldo continues to make significant contributions, the football community eagerly awaits the unfolding of his remarkable career journey in the years to come.

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