Exiled to Saudi Arabia, Cristiano Ronaldo continues to make his mark. A major announcement has just been made about the Portuguese star’s future.
At 39, Cristiano Ronaldo continues to pile up the goals with impressive consistency. Since his arrival at Al-Nassr a year and a half ago, on a mission to raise the profile of the Saudi league, the five-time Ballon d’Or winner has been relentless in his pursuit of new records and titles.
Proof of his unwavering ambition, CR7 recently surpassed the symbolic 900-goal mark. It now seems that his ultimate goal is to break the 1,000-goal barrier in his career. To achieve this, Ronaldo is considering extending his career until the 2026 World Cup.
Cristiano Ronaldo had hinted that he would attend the World Cup in North America (USA, Canada, Mexico). His team-mate in the national team, Vitinha, confirmed this ardent desire: “Of course he’ll be there, he’s not going to give up,” said the PSG midfielder in an interview with RMC, expressing his admiration for the striker.
“He’s said it before, and it’s his professionalism that sets him apart in everything he does. Every morning, every evening, day after day, his determination is incredible. The efforts and sacrifices he continues to make are what keep him in exceptional shape at 39. For me, it’s a privilege. As a child, we dreamed of playing with him, and today, I’ve been lucky enough to share the national team with him for several years,” concluded Vitinha with emotion.
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