Ronaldo Says This May Be His Last Year in Football
Short overview
Cristiano Ronaldo has told Vogue that this may truly be his last year in football, expressing a desire to leave an amazing legacy.
Cristiano Ronaldo has suggested that the current season could be his last in professional football. In an interview with Vogue, the Portuguese star said, "This may truly be my LAST YEAR in football."
Ronaldo also expressed his ambition to end his career on a high note, stating, "I want to leave an amazing legacy."
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