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Cristiano Ronaldo says this year is ‘probably’ his last as a footballer

The Guardian Australia - Sport ·
Cristiano Ronaldo says this year is ‘probably’ his last as a footballer

Al-Nassr and Portugal forward expects to retire soon Ronaldo has more than 950 goals for club and country Cristiano Ronaldo believes this year is “probably” his last as a professional footballer, the 41-year-old Portugal captain said in an interview with Vogue magazine published on Sunday.

Ronaldo, who has established his place among football’s all-time greats with more than 950 goals for club and country, had previously spoken of retiring “soon” or within “one or two years”.

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