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“The Day I Don’t Feel Motivated, I Will Retire” – Ronaldo Hints at Future Plans
Portuguese football legend Cristiano Ronaldo has opened up about his retirement plans, stating that his decision will depend on whether he feels motivated to continue playing.
The 39-year-old forward made this statement after delivering a stellar performance in Portugal’s 5-1 victory over Poland in the UEFA Nations League.
Ronaldo scored twice during the match, bringing his incredible career goal tally to 910.
The game also marked Ronaldo’s 215th international appearance, reinforcing his status as the most capped player in men’s football history.
His two goals added to his record-breaking 135 international goals, solidifying his position as the top scorer in international football.
Speaking about his future, Ronaldo said, “I just want to enjoy my football for as long as I can.
Retirement? It could be in a year or two, I’m not sure.
I’ll be 40 soon, and I want to make the most of the time I have left on the pitch.
The day I wake up and no longer feel motivated, that’s the day I’ll stop.”
Ronaldo, popular for his extraordinary work ethic and relentless drive, the Al-Nassr forward has set a standard that few can match.
His ability to maintain peak performance even at the age of 39 has been nothing short of remarkable.
Over his illustrious career, Ronaldo has won numerous titles and awards, including five Ballon d’Ors and multiple Champions League trophies.
He has played for some of the biggest clubs in the world, including Manchester United, Real Madrid, and Juventus.
Currently, he is showcasing his skills in the Saudi Pro League, where he continues to dominate the field.
Former English footballer, Jamie Redknapp, makes bold suggestion regarding Mohamed Salah to leave the club, Liverpool.
The suggestion came after Liverpool manager Arne Slot criticized the player — a move Redknapp called out following Salah’s benching in the last match.
The former player shared “I don’t necessarily think in January. I just think we have got to let this settle. But I don’t foresee that he will see out the two years of his contract. I think it might be more in the summer.”
Arsenal football manager Mikel Arteta speaks on the team’s defeat against Aston Villa, 2–1, in their match on Saturday.
It can be recalled that Aston Villa scored a goal in the first half, but Arsenal scored back in the second half. After equalizing, Aston Villa scored another goal.
“In the first half we had moments, obviously had the best chance after a foul on Riccy [Calafiori] that Watkins goes through,” Arteta said.
“In the second half we started really well. Scored a goal and we were really dominant.”
Former Liverpool player, Jamie Carragher, speaks on Arsenal’s next match and claims that their game against Aston Villa will be challenging and described it as a test for the team to see how well they perform.
“Arsenal have looked the best team in the league by a long way so far this season, but Man City are still only five points behind.
There’s a long way to go and Arsenal will need to keep their heads! It could be tested tomorrow against Aston Villa!!”
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