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The last time Cristiano Ronaldo was asked of when he's planning to retire from football, he simply said that he's gonna play till when he's body can't continue again which means that should he remain fully fit till he clocks 40, he'll still continue playing professional football. Cristiano Ronaldo have significantly improved from the his performance of last season with Al Nassr and I'm very happy for his improvements.

He's currently leading the goalscoring chart in the Saudi Pro League and I think he's definitely gonna end the season as the top scorer. His prior problem ar the moment is to win the Saudi Pro League title

This means that Cristiano Ronaldo will continues to playing football if his condition allow him and to be physically healthy and not prone to injury so thats his career in football will not fade, but in my opinion even though Cristiano Ronaldo retires he will continues to be remembered as the best football in history. His contribution to playing for the club he played for is not will never be forgotten. I thinks Cristiano Ronaldo will probably be 40 years old when his contract with Al Nassr expired and he will think about continuing his career or retiring.

He is 38 years old, but his potentials does not fade over time. Cristiano Ronaldo is still on the list of top scorers to date even he was the top scorer last year so it is still very possible that Ronaldo will end the season as the top scored in the Saudi and European leagues. It is possible that he will wins the golden boot this seasons.

For me, Ronaldo is the human with the best fighting spirit. His achievements prove his enthusiasm that never fades even though he plays in the SPL league. It seems that the high targets of the current generation of footballers will be increasingly difficult. But I hope there will be another Ronaldo in the future.

I also think like you. If Ronaldo does not suffer a serious injury and continues to play for Al Nassr, getting the golden boot this season seems possible. The older Ronaldo gets, the crazier his game becomes. That's what I like about Ronaldo. Currently, even though Al Nassr is in second place in the SPL standings and is 7 pounds different from Al Hilal in first place, currently Ronaldo is the temporary top scorer in the SPL. I think this is good, for Al Nassr, even though it is difficult to catch points with Al Hilal, at least there are Al Nassr players who are top scorers.

The most important thing he got is the motivation he has because any player will lose motivation for having good performance time after time when they get older but Ronaldo is a different player with more power and as you said he even doesn't not suffer a bad injury and maybe that's all because of the playing style and file and the training he has in the team, otherwise he could get retired years ago like many other players.