Cristiano Ronaldo, captain of Portugal and star of Al-Nassr, revealed that he plans to retire from football within a year or two ⚽🇵🇹🇸🇦.

Ronaldo told Saudi media: "When I said retirement is near, I meant a year or two. I’m enjoying a great period, scoring goals, and still feeling fast and sharp on the field, but let's be honest, at this age the countdown in months starts."

Saudi League and Future Plans:
He added: "The Saudi league is developing rapidly, and I’m proud to be part of this massive project. The 2034 World Cup will be hosted in Saudi Arabia, and I belong to this country in my heart, hoping to contribute to this project."

Ronaldo continued: "My family always supports my decisions, and we are happy here in Saudi Arabia with a wonderful life. Saudis treat us exceptionally well, so we want to live here. My goal is, of course, to win major titles with Al-Nassr, which is why I renewed my contract for two more years, believing I will be a champion here."

Ronaldo’s Stats with Al-Nassr:
According to Opta statistics, Ronaldo became the eighth player to reach 100 goal contributions in the Saudi league (83 goals and 17 assists), and the second player to reach 100 contributions for Al-Nassr after Mohamed Al-Sahlawi. He has scored 953 career goals, approaching the 1000-goal milestone, and scored 28 goals from penalties with only three misses.

At 40, Ronaldo is determined to continue his career in Saudi Arabia, contributing to local football and winning important titles 🏆.

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