Cristiano Ronaldo plans to retire from football for family reasons

Cristiano Ronaldo says he will retire “soon,” admitting that it will be difficult to put an end to his glittering career because he has been making plans for his post-football future.

With 952 goals scored for both club and nation combined, Al Nassr has the best record for all time. Before quitting the game, he claimed last month that he was aiming for 1, 000 goals.

When asked when he would hang up his boots, the five-time Ballon d’Or winner said, “Soon.”

“I believe I’ll be prepared,” he said. He stated in an interview on Piers Morgan’s Uncensored, which was released on Tuesday. “It will be very, very difficult.

“But since I’ve been 25 and 26 years old, I’ve planned my future.” I believe I can withstand that pressure. Nothing can rival the excitement you experience when you score a football goal.

However, everything has a beginning and an end. I’ll have more time to raise my kids, for my family, and for myself.

The former Manchester United player said he still cares about the team’s performance despite calling it a sour second season unsatisfactory.

United finished 15th in the standings last season, their worst top-flight performance since 1973-1974.

“I’m sad because the club is one of the most significant in the world and a heartfelt commitment,” Ronaldo said.

They lack a structure, they say. Because of the club’s potential, I hope that both in the near future and in the future.

They are not moving in a good direction. And, in my opinion, it’s not just the coaches or players; he’s doing their best. What will you do? Ronaldo criticized manager Ruben Amorim, saying that mistakes are impossible.