Cristiano Ronaldo’s Legendary Football Career: From Real Madrid to Al-Nassr -2024 Updated
The amazing journey of Cristiano Ronaldo in football from the streets of Madeira to Al-Nassr in Saudi Arabia.
Very few football players in history have had as amazing a career as Cristiano Ronaldo. The Al-Nassr forward himself revealed that his voyage, which started in the streets of Madeira, has taken him across several countries and is expected to end in Saudi Arabia. Ronaldo has continued his impressive success since joining Al-Nassr in January 2023, scoring 61 goals and dishing out 16 assists in 67 games.
Few football players in history have had as successful a career as Cristiano Ronaldo. According to the Al-Nassr striker, a trip that began in the streets of Madeira is probably coming to an end in Saudi Arabia. Ronaldo has scored goals all over the world during his tour. Ronaldo arrived to Al-Nassr in January 2023 after runs of success in Spain, Italy, and England. In 67 appearances, he has scored 61 goals and provided 16 assists.
“I’m not sure if I’ll retire in the next two or three years, but I’ll probably do so at Al Nassr. I love playing in Saudi Arabia, and I’m delighted at this club and in this country as well. “I want to go on,” Ronaldo declared to the Portuguese television network NOW.
The Portuguese player, 39, achieved his greatest success while playing for Real Madrid, becoming an all-time great. Ronaldo hit the ball to the back of the net an incredible 450 times in 438 games. In addition, he holds the record for most international top scores ever.
The Portugal captain was adamant that, even if he is among the greatest football players of all time, he will make a “very spontaneous decision” and refuses to go on a farewell tour with the national team.
“I won’t notify anyone in advance of my intention to leave the national team; it will be a well-informed and highly impromptu choice on my part. As of right now, my top priority is to support the national team in its next games. I would really like to play in the upcoming Nations League,” he continued.
Many elite athletes have made the move from player to coach in the past; Pep Guardiola, an FC Barcelona player who later became one of the game’s greatest coaches, is arguably the best example.
These days, the tendency has greatly increased; Mikel Arteta and Xabi Alonso are two prominent instances. Ronaldo, though, shot down any notion that he will assume a managerial position following his retirement.
“I don’t think it’s about coaching the first team right now, or coaching any team for that matter. That isn’t how I view my future. Ronaldo said, “I see myself doing other things outside of football, but who knows what the future holds.”
