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Megastar from Portugal
Cristiano Ronaldo
said
2026 World Cup
will be the last tournament before retirement.
Not long ago, Cristiano Ronaldo said he would retire soon.This was revealed by CR7 when talking with Piers Morgan.
However, this time, Ronaldo firmly called the 2026 World Cup an event for his improvement as a player.
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“I will be 41 years old and I think it will be a moment in this big competition,” Ronaldo told Becky Anderson of
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in an interview at the Tourise Summit in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Tuesday (11/11).
“I enjoy this moment, but when I think soon, it’s really soon because I have given everything to football,” added Ronaldo.
Ronaldo reveals the reason he wants to retire.Not because he no longer competes with other players, including younger ones, but because he has given everything.
“I have been involved in the world of football for the last 25 years. I have done everything. I have many records in various scenarios at the club and also in the national team. I am very proud, so let’s enjoy this moment, live this moment,” said CR7.
In this season alone, Ronaldo, who is now 40, scored 10 goals in 11 matches with Al Nassr.In the Portugal national team, Ronaldo scored 5 goals in four 2026 World Cup Qualification matches.
So far the former Manchester United player has scored 143 goals with Portugal.He became the first player to always score goals in five World Cup events.
During his time as a footballer, Cristiano Ronaldo collected various prestigious titles.Not only champions in domestic competitions, but also at intercontinental level, such as the Champions League, Club World Cup, European Super Cup.
At national team level, Ronaldo led Portugal to Euro 2016 champions and two-time UEFA Nations League champions.Only the World Cup trophy has yet to be presented by the five-time Ballon d’Or winner for the Selecao das Quinas.
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