Sport: Cristiano Ronaldo Announces the End of His Career
Football legend Cristiano Ronaldo has revealed details about his upcoming retirement in a rare interview with Piers Morgan. The 40-year-old Portuguese icon confirmed that his career will end "soon," describing the emotional transition as "very, very difficult."
"It will be very, very difficult," confessed the five-time Ballon d’Or winner, adding that he would "probably cry" during his farewell to football.
Ronaldo shared that he has been mentally preparing for retirement since his mid-twenties, showing a clear perspective on life beyond football. Unlike many ex-players, he does not plan to pursue coaching or managing. Instead, he intends to focus on his businesses and family.
"I'll have more time for myself, for my family, to raise my children," he explained, also sharing his enthusiasm for UFC and padel.
Still chasing his milestone of 1,000 career goals, with 952 so far, Ronaldo expressed nostalgia for Manchester United, describing the current state of his favorite club as "sad" to watch.
As the football world readies itself for the end of an era, Ronaldo appears poised for a new chapter and personal renaissance.
Summary
Cristiano Ronaldo is approaching retirement soon, prepared emotionally after years of reflection, choosing family and business over coaching, and remains passionate about football milestones and personal growth.
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