Cristiano Ronaldo, who plays for the Saudi club "Al-Nassr" and the national team of Portugal, is considering the option of ending his career in the summer of 2027. This was reported by well-known journalist Ben Jacobs.
According to the information, the 40-year-old forward intends to complete his current contract with "Al-Nassr," which ends on June 30, 2027, before making a decision about retiring from professional football.
However, the management of "Al-Nassr" plans to keep Ronaldo in the team and is ready to offer him an extension of his contract for at least another year. Additionally, if the Portuguese agrees, the club proposes to increase his stake in joint ownership to 15 percent.
Ronaldo has been playing for "Al-Nassr" since 2023. Prior to that, he played for clubs such as "Manchester United," "Real Madrid," and "Juventus." He has five Champions League titles and five Ballon d'Or awards, making him one of the most successful footballers in the history of the sport.
