
Cristiano Ronaldo has written another golden page in his career by winning the UEFA Nations League for the second time, this time after a dramatic final against Spain, won by Portugal on penalties.
The Portuguese star, who scored another goal in this success, has reached the quota of 938 goals in his career and has confirmed that he has no intention of stopping there.
At the end of the final in Munich, Ronaldo cleared up any doubts about his future. Asked if he would continue at Al-Nassr, he replied emphatically: "Yes", adding: "Practically, nothing changes."
Although he is 40 years old, the "Portuguese phenomenon" aims to reach 1000 goals in his career and continue to fight for trophies as a protagonist. He stressed that at the moment retirement is not on his agenda: "You already know how old I am, I am definitely closer to the end than the beginning, but I have to enjoy every moment. If I don't get seriously injured, I will continue."
CR7 had given signals about the future a few days ago, declaring that he would not participate in the new version of the Club World Cup, despite the interest and numerous offers.
During the final he suffered an injury in the 88th minute, but this did not prevent him from helping the team to success.
"I felt the injury since the warm-up, it had worried me for a while. But for Portugal, even if I broke a leg, I would do it. I had to play and I gave it my all," Ronaldo declared after the match.
Another title for the collection of one of the greatest legends in football history, who continues to inspire generations of fans around the world.