Cristiano Ronaldo eyes career end: 'Probably my last year in football'

Cristiano Ronaldo has fueled speculation about his retirement, suggesting that the current season is "probably my last year in football." The Portuguese superstar, currently playing for Al-Nassr in Saudi Arabia, expressed his desire to leave a "spectacular legacy" before concluding his career.

Ronaldo, who has scored 976 goals for club and country over more than two decades, is also focused on reaching the milestone of 1,000 career goals. His future with the Portuguese national team remains uncertain following the World Cup. However, he is clearly preparing for a post-football life.

"Since football can leave a big gap, you have to fill your time in different ways, not just one," Ronaldo told lifestyle magazine Vogue in a recent interview. He added, "And also have more fun, travel more, play padel, which I really enjoy, and continue to enjoy what I have earned – what we have earned. Because after all, it was 25 years of many sacrifices."