Ronaldo can retire at the age of 41.

“Cristiano Ronaldo will end his career in another year, maybe two years, I’m not too sure,” Georgina Rodriguez said in an interview while attending Paris fashion week.

Georgina Rodriguez’s revelation coincides with information published by the press not long ago that Ronaldo will retire after the end of the 2026 World Cup, the tournament taking place 2 years later.

Currently, Ronaldo is still in good shape and has the desire to conquer records and titles. The Portuguese superstar has just won the Top Scorer award in 2023 with 54 goals and will continue to maintain this form in 2024.

To date, CR7 has scored 4 goals in 4 matches, thereby increasing the total achievement in the 2023/24 season to 34 goals in 35 appearances.

Recently, Ronaldo was suspended for one match for his offensive celebration in front of a crowd of Al Shabab fans. This penalty helps the Portuguese veteran have more time to recover, thereby being in the best shape for the AFC Champions League quarter-final first leg against Al Ain taking place at 11pm tonight (March 4).

In the Saudi Pro League, Ronaldo and his teammates have almost no chance of overthrowing Al Hilal, because the gap between the two clubs has widened to 9 points. AFC Champions League and King’s Cup are two tournaments where Al Nassr focuses entirely on avoiding the prospect of going empty-handed for the second consecutive season.

Ronaldo’s only title in Saudi Arabia so far is the Arab Cup friendly championship.