Cristiano Ronaldo, the iconic Portuguese footballer, has expressed doubts about transitioning into a managerial role after he retires. The Al Nassr star, who boasts an impressive collection of awards including five Ballon d’Or titles, is approaching the end of his playing career.
In a recent interview with NOW, Ronaldo, known for his legendary stints with Real Madrid, Juventus, and Manchester United, reflected on his future. At 39, he revealed that he might explore opportunities beyond football.
Ronaldo shared, “It’s hard for me to imagine becoming a manager one day. I’m not considering coaching any football team. It’s not something I think about.”
He hinted that he envisions his post-football career in a different field, suggesting a shift away from the sport.
