Cristiano Ronaldo, the forward for the Portuguese national team and the club "Al-Nassr," may end his career in 2027. This was reported by renowned journalist Ben Jacobs.
According to available information, the 40-year-old player intends to play until the end of his contract with "Al-Nassr," which expires on June 30, 2027. After the contract ends, he may decide to retire from professional sports.
However, the management of "Al-Nassr" plans to keep Ronaldo in the team and is ready to offer him a contract extension for another season. There is also discussion about increasing the Portuguese player's stake in the joint ownership of the club to 15 percent if he agrees to a new deal.
Ronaldo has been playing for "Al-Nassr" since 2023; previously, he represented "Manchester United," "Real Madrid," and "Juventus." He has five Champions League titles and five Ballon d'Or awards, making him one of the most decorated players in football history.
