Ronaldo says this season could be his last in football

Cristiano Ronaldo, captain of Saudi Arabia's Al Nassr, has said the current season could be the last of his career. The 40-year-old Portuguese forward told Vogue that this year may be his final one on the pitch, and that he wants to leave behind an "extraordinary legacy" before stepping away, with plans to spend more time with his family in retirement. Ronaldo acknowledged that ending a career spanning roughly 25 years would leave a major void in his life. He said he intends to travel, take up padel and enjoy what he has achieved in the sport, adding that he had made significant sacrifices over the years and now wants to savor the rewards of his journey. The all-time leading scorer in men's international football, Ronaldo continues to feature for Al Nassr this season. He has not set a firm date for retirement, saying only that this campaign could mark the end of his playing days.