Sport: Cristiano Ronaldo Announces Retirement
Football legend Cristiano Ronaldo has revealed key details about his upcoming retirement. In an interview with Piers Morgan, the 40-year-old Portuguese icon confirmed his career will end "soon," describing the emotional transition as "very, very difficult."
"It will be very, very difficult," admitted the five-time Ballon d’Or winner, adding that he would “probably cry” during his farewell to football.
Despite the challenges, Ronaldo shared that he has been mentally preparing for this moment since his mid-20s, showing a clear vision for life beyond the sport.
Post-Football Plans
Ronaldo does not intend to pursue coaching or management roles, unlike many former players. Instead, he plans to focus on his business ventures and spend more time with his family.
"I'll have more time for myself, for my family, to raise my children," he explained, also mentioning his growing interest in UFC and padel.
Looking Back and Ahead
Still aiming to reach 1,000 career goals, Ronaldo currently has 952. He expressed a bittersweet feeling about Manchester United, his cherished club, describing it as "sad" to watch these days.
As the football world prepares to close a historic chapter, Ronaldo appears ready to begin a new personal journey beyond the pitch.
Author's summary: Cristiano Ronaldo prepares for an emotional retirement, focusing on family and business while reflecting on a legendary football career nearing its end.
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