The 40-year-old Soccer genius, Cristiano Ronaldo otherwise known as CR7 has ruled out immediate retirement despite this age.
After the UEFA Nations League win, the Portugal talisman said he would like to continue playing soccer provided he does not get “seriously injured.”
The Portuguese team celebrating their win over Spain
“You know how old I am already. Obviously, I’m closer to the end than I was at the beginning, but I have to enjoy every moment. If I don’t get seriously injured, I’ll keep going,” Ronaldo told reporters after the UEFA Nations League win.
Ronaldo’s future in club football is uncertain, as his contract with Saudi club Al-Nassr is set to expire at the end of this month. After the club’s last match of this season, Ronaldo posted on social media, “This chapter is over.”
CR7 with the cup
Ronaldo was left in tears after Portugal defeated Spain 5-3 on penalties in the summit clash at the Allianz Arena in Munich, Germany on Sunday 8th June 2025. The forward had scored in the regular time to help Portugal draw level with Spain 2-2 in the final.
Roanldo then watched on as his teammates secured a famous 5-3 win on penalties in front of a jam-packed arena. Ever since the last FIFA World Cup in 2022 in Qatar, fans have been speculating whether Ronaldo has another World Cup appearance left in him. By the time the next tournament comes, Ronaldo would have turned 41.
