Cristiano Ronaldo Confirms 2026 World Cup Will Be His Last

Retirement Plans and Current Form

• ⚽ Cristiano Ronaldo has stated that the 2026 World Cup will definitively be his last, despite rumors of earlier retirement.
• ⚡ He emphasizes that he is still enjoying his game, feeling quick and sharp, and scoring goals, indicating he has "some years left."
• ⏳ Ronaldo humorously suggests retirement is not in six months or a year, but acknowledges that in football, time passes quickly, and he's currently focused on enjoying the moment.

Career Achievements and Legacy

• 🏆 Ronaldo is proud of his career, having achieved records in both club and national team play over the last 20 years.
• 🌟 He aims for his legacy to be recognized not just as one of the best football players, but as a professional, resilient, and good man who pursued big things.
• 💡 He hopes to inspire the young generation with his dedication and desire for success.

Move to Saudi Arabia and Future Hosting

• 🇸🇦 Ronaldo moved to Saudi Arabia, believing in the project and the passion for football there, calling it his "second home."
• 🌍 He expresses excitement about Portugal potentially co-hosting the 2030 World Cup and Saudi Arabia hosting in 2034, as these countries are in his heart.
• 🤝 He sees himself as part of Saudi Arabia's project to grow football globally and build new generations of fans.

Family and Son's Football Career

• 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Ronaldo prioritizes his family and enjoys the peace he finds in destinations like Alula and the Red Sea, where he can relax without constant attention.
• ⚽ Regarding his son, Cristiano Junior, Ronaldo wishes for him to be happy and free, regardless of his career choice, rather than feeling the pressure of his father's legacy.
• 💪 He supports his son's aspirations, emphasizing that while he hopes his son might be better than him, the primary goal is his happiness.