Pakistan, Aug. 18 -- Cristiano Ronaldo is inching closer to retirement. "This is probably my last year of football, and I want to leave a spectacular legacy," Ronaldo, 41, told Vogue in an interview published on Sunday.

Ronaldo, whose Al-Nassr contract runs until June 2027, previously has stopped short of giving a timeline of when he'd be ready to call it a career.

Ronaldo announced his retirement from World Cup play but did not close the door on making future appearances for the national team. He is Portugal's all- time leader in caps (233) and goals (146) and in 2026 joined Argentina's Lionel Messi as the only men to appear in six World Cups. Ronaldo scored three goals in the 2026 World Cup but was the subject of criticism from disapp...