Cristiano Ronaldo will ‘probably’ retire at Al Nassr ‘in two or three years’
Cristiano Ronaldo has revealed he plans to end his career with current club Al Nassr – but probably not for another two or three years.
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Cristiano Ronaldo has revealed he plans to end his career with current club Al Nassr – but probably not for another two or three years.
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There are not many players in the history of football that have had a career quite like Cristiano Ronaldo. A journey which started in the streets in Madeira is likely to be called curtain upon in Saudi Arabia as confirmed by the Al-Nassr striker. Ronaldo's journey has seen him score goals all around the world. After successful stints in Spain, Italy and England, Ronaldo moved to Al-Nassr in January 2023 and has scored 61 goals in 67 games whilst providing 16 assists.
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