Ronaldo wants to finish his career at a specific club.

Cristiano Ronaldo, the renowned football superstar, will be turning 40 in February. Despite this milestone, he still feels that he has a few more years left in the game before he decides to hang up his boots. As of now, he has not yet made a firm decision on when exactly he will retire from his illustrious career.

Currently playing for Al-Nassr in Saudi Arabia, Ronaldo is still going strong and has not retired from international duty either. In fact, he will be representing Portugal in the upcoming Nations League next month and is also hopeful of playing in the World Cup in 2026. However, he is well aware that he is in the latter stages of his career.

There have been rumors of a potential return to Europe for Ronaldo, with his former club Sporting Lisbon being linked to him. However, the Portuguese star has revealed that he is most likely to retire at his current club, Al-Nassr, where he joined in 2022. In an interview with NOW, he expressed his contentment at the club and the country, stating that he is happy to continue playing in Saudi Arabia.

While Ronaldo remains tight-lipped about his plans for retirement, he has hinted that he is unlikely to pursue a career in management. He made it clear that he has not considered coaching any team, and it is not something that he sees himself doing in the future. Instead, he envisions himself exploring other opportunities outside of football, although he admits that only time will tell what the future holds.

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