Georgina Rodriquez drops massive hint regarding Cristiano Ronaldo's retirement

Ronaldo has 22 goals in 22 league games this season for Al Nassr

During an exchange at Paris Fashion Week, Georgina Rodriguez seems to have revealed that Cristiano Ronaldo’s football tenure is coming to an end. As her kids looked on, Rodriguez paid homage to her boyfriend’s well-known No. 7 shirt while attending a prominent runway event in the French capital.

Additionally, the 30-year-old mentioned in an interaction that Ronaldo might not play professional football for another year or two. “Cristiano one more year, then it’s over,” Rodriguez is heard saying in a video that was uploaded to X (previously Twitter).

Perhaps two, I’m not sure. There is a lot of conjecture about the Al-Nassr forward, who turned 39 last month, and when he may eventually hang up his boots.

Ronaldo began his career in Sporting Lisbon’s development system before making his Manchester United debut in 2003.Following six years at Old Trafford, he spent nine years with Real Madrid before spending three years with Juventus in Italy.

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He returned to Manchester United in 2021, although that concluded amicably in late 2022, and he later signed a free-agent contract with Al-Nassr.Ronaldo holds the record for most goals scored in men’s national team history with 128 goals in 205 games for Portugal.At 350 goals in the top five leagues in Europe, he is third on the list of the continent’s most prolific scorers during the last ten years, only surpassed by Lionel Messi and Robert Lewandowski.

During his initial tenure at Manchester United, the Portuguese player donned the No. 7 shirt, a custom he carried over to Real Madrid and Juventus.

Al-Hazm and Al-Nassr drew 4–4 last time out, despite Ronaldo’s one-match suspension for making an “obscene gesture” keeping him out of the game.Their next match is an away journey to Al Ain in the United Arab Emirates for Monday night’s Asian Champions League quarterfinal.

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