"I think I will be prepared. It will be very, very difficult, he said in an interview on Piers Morgan's Uncensored, published on Tuesday. But, I have prepared my future since 25, 26, 27 years old. I think I will be capable to support that pressure. Nothing will compare to the adrenaline you have to scoring a goal in football. But everything has a beginning and everything has an end. I'm going to have more time for myself, for my family, to raise my kids."
"I'm sad, because the club is one of the most important clubs in the world and a club that I still have in my heart, Ronaldo said. They don't have a structure. I hope that changes in the present and future, because the potential of the club is amazing. They are not on a good path. And it's not only about the coach and players, in my opinion He is doing his best."
Cristiano Ronaldo will retire soon and expects the end of his playing career to be very difficult. He has prepared for life after football since his mid-20s and expects to handle the transition. He emphasizes that nothing will match the adrenaline of scoring, but every career has a beginning and an end, and he plans to spend more time with his family and raise his children. He has 952 goals for club and country and previously targeted 1,000 goals. He plays for Al Nassr and sits third among 2025-26 Saudi Pro League scorers with eight goals from seven matches. He expresses sadness about Manchester United's decline, citing structural issues and saying miracles are impossible for manager Ruben Amorim.
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