Cristiano Ronaldo: ‘This is probably my last year’

Cristiano Ronaldo is inching closer to retirement, telling Vogue, “This is probably my last year of football, and I want to leave a spectacular legacy.”

Cristiano Ronaldo suggests he may retire from football after the 2026-27 season, aiming to leave a “spectacular legacy.” Read his full comments.

As one of the greatest players to ever play football, fans have been following the final years of Cristiano Ronaldo's glittering career, wondering when he could choose to hang up his boots.

Cristiano Ronaldo says this season will probably be his last as a player after a glittering football career.

Cristiano Ronaldo’s Last Dance: Soccer legend announces imminent retirement  marca.com

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Cristiano Ronaldo believes this year is "probably" his last as a professional footballer, the 41-year-old Portuguese superstar said in an interview with Vogue magazine published on Sunday.

Cristiano Ronaldo has suggested that he will retire from football at the end of this season.

Cristiano Ronaldo has said the new football season is "probably" his last.

Cristiano Ronaldo reveals retirement plans: 'Probably my last year'  ESPN

The 41-year-old is just 24 goals shy of reaching 1,000 throughout the entirety of his senior career.

From luxury hotels in Madeira to high-end homes, thriving businesses and global investments, Cristiano Ronaldo has built an empire that stretches far beyond football.