Ronaldo hints 2026-27 season may be his last

Cristiano Ronaldo, at 41 years old, has stated that the 2026-27 season may mark the end of his illustrious football career, which has spanned 25 seasons. In an interview with Vogue Magazine, he expressed his desire to leave behind a "spectacular legacy." This announcement follows Portugal's quarter-final elimination from the 2026 World Cup, where they lost 1-0 to Spain, the eventual champions.
Ronaldo, who has one year remaining on his contract with Al-Nassr, reflected on the potential void that retirement could create in his life, indicating a wish to engage in activities such as traveling and playing padel. He acknowledged that the absence of football might leave significant space in his life, which he intends to fill with new pursuits.
Jorge Jesus, after the World Cup match, mentioned that Ronaldo remains available to represent Portugal if needed. As Ronaldo shifts focus to his responsibilities at Al-Nassr, speculation grows regarding the timeline of his career's conclusion.
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