41-year-old Ronaldo admits: This may be my last year of career, has planned retirement life, wants 7 children

On August 16, Beijing time, fashion magazine Vogue published an exclusive report on the wedding of Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodriguez. In the interview, Ronaldo also admitted that this might be the last year of his playing career.

Five days ago, Ronaldo and his partner Georgina held a very private wedding at their new home in Cascais, Portugal. That day was also the 10th anniversary of their first meeting.

Since the Saudi league has already started, the couple did not plan a honeymoon. Ronaldo had to return to their home in Riyadh just two days after the wedding. However, Ronaldo was very calm about it, just smiling and saying, "Georgina and I have a honeymoon every day."

When talking about his football career, Ronaldo revealed: "This may be my last year of playing football, and I hope to leave a glorious legend (farewell)." Ronaldo's most important goal this year is naturally to achieve the feat of 1000 career goals.

Ronaldo also began to envision his post-retirement life, such as traveling more, watching and playing more of his favorite padel tennis, while continuing to enjoy everything he and his family have gained over the years.

Ronaldo looks forward to spending more time with his family in the future: "My future is actually all planned out. I have too many things to do, and if I only have to mention one, it's actually difficult. Because after football ends, there may be a big gap, so you have to fill your time with many different things, not just one thing."

The Portuguese superstar also said that in the future, he and Georgina may have more children, even eventually having seven children: "I already have five children, and as for whether I want more, I will never say never."

Georgina then smiled and said: "If we have another child now, our family would really be 'overbooking'. But when the youngest child is 15 or 16 years old, we are actually still young, so why not? Indeed, I can hardly imagine my life without children, so we'll see later."