Ronaldo Reveals plan to Retire in Secret Amid Coaching
Ronaldo Reveals Plan to Retire in Secret Amid Coaching, Cristiano Ronaldo says “he won’t tell anyone” before retiring from Portugal duty and the Al-Nassr star has no plans to go into coaching.
In recent news, the international Portuguese announced his secret retirement from his duty directly into coaching. ‘I won’t tell anyone’ – Cristiano Ronaldo reveals plan to retire in secret as Portugal icon admits he has no plan to become a coach.
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As Portugal’s head coach, Roberto Martinez is gearing up to announce his squad for the upcoming Nations League matches. The 39-year-old has opened up about his future goals, stating that he wishes to keep playing for his country. However, when the time comes for him to retire, he plans to keep those details to himself. Furthermore, the former Manchester United player does not see himself pursuing a career in management after his playing days are finished.
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Getty- Reveals his secret retirement plan
In a recent chat with the Portuguese channel NOW, Cristiano Ronaldo shared, “When I decide to step away from the national team, I won’t give anyone a heads-up; it will be a spontaneous yet well-thought-out choice.”
He added, “For now, my main focus is on supporting the national team in the upcoming matches. We have the Nations League on the horizon, and I’m excited to contribute.”
The experienced player also noted, “Currently, coaching a first team or any team isn’t on my agenda. It’s not something I’ve ever thought about. I see my future involving different paths outside of football, but only God knows what’s ahead.”
Ronaldo’s football career is undoubtedly one of the most remarkable in history, and he remains convinced that he has more to contribute, even as he approaches the later stages of his journey in the sport. The former Juventus star shows no signs of hanging up his boots anytime soon.
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Getty ImagesRonaldo is expected to play for Al-Nassr in their upcoming Saudi Pro League match against Al-Feiha on Tuesday, and he may also represent Portugal in their Nations League opener at home against Croatia on September 5.
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