Cristiano Ronaldo Rules Out Management Career, Hints at Retirement in Saudi Arabia

Cristiano Ronaldo dismisses management ambitions, focusing on playing career, and reveals potential retirement plans in Saudi Arabia, expressing happiness at Al Nassr and in the country.

Key Details:

• Cristiano Ronaldo rules out management career

• No intention of becoming a head coach

• Hints at future beyond football

• Potential retirement plans in Saudi Arabia

• Expressed happiness at Al Nassr and in the country

• No specific retirement timeline provided

In a recent interview with NOW, Cristiano Ronaldo shed light on his future plans, quashing rumors of a potential management career. The Al Nassr forward emphasized that he has no intention of becoming a head coach, stating, “I don't even think about it.”

Instead, Ronaldo hinted at a future beyond football, saying, “Probably I see my future doing things out of football.»The Portuguese superstar also addressed retirement speculations, suggesting that he may hang up his boots in Saudi Arabia, where he currently plays for Al Nassr.

Ronaldo expressed his contentment with the club and the country, saying, “I'm very happy at this club, I feel good in this country too... I'm happy to play in Saudi Arabia and I want to continue.” While he didn't provide a specific timeline for retirement, Ronaldo's comments indicate a potential long-term commitment to Al Nassr.