Ronaldo's Brilliance Leads Portugal to Quarterfinals

Cristiano Ronaldo, at 39 years old, continues to demonstrate his exceptional football prowess, recently scoring a memorable bicycle kick as part of a brace in Portugal's 5-1 triumph over Poland in the UEFA Nations League, securing their place in the quarter-finals. This performance extends his career goal tally to an unprecedented 910, with 135 international goals, reinforcing his status as the leading scorer in international football. While Ronaldo acknowledges his career is nearing its end, he remains motivated to play, hinting at retirement possibly in one or two years but plans to enjoy the game as long as he feels inspired. He has expressed no interest in transitioning to coaching post-retirement, instead looking towards opportunities outside football. Meanwhile, Ronaldo reacted to Manchester United's sacking of Erik ten Hag and the appointment of Ruben Amorim, wishing his compatriot success at the club. As he continues to play for Al-Nassr in Saudi Arabia, Ronaldo has hinted that this might be his final club, with his contract running until June 2025 and expressing satisfaction with his current situation.