Cristiano Ronaldo, one of football’s greatest icons, has once again sparked conversation about the timeline of his retirement and dropped a big hint that fans might see him on the pitch at the 2026 World Cup.

Soccer legend Cristiano Ronaldo is gearing up for one last shot at the FIFA World Cup. The Portuguese superstar, 40, confirmed that the 2026 World Cup will “definitely” be his last and that he would retire “soon” during an interview at the Tourise Summit in Riyadh,

Cristiano Ronaldo has confirmed that he intends to retire from football within the next “one or two years,” revealing that the 2026 World Cup will be his last.

Less than a year before the FIFA World Cup, soccer icon Cristiano Ronaldo provides insight on what the future has in store for him.

Cristiano Ronaldo hopes that the Ireland fans will not boo him once again as they did in 2021 when Portugal come to the Aviva on Thursday

Spain and Lamine Yamal, France and Kylian Mbappé plus Portugal and Cristiano Ronaldo are close to confirming their places at the 2026 World Cup.

Cristiano Ronaldo believes he has one or two years left in the game and has said the 2026 World Cup will "definitely" be his last.

Cristiano Ronaldo has outlined how long he may continue playing club football for after admitting the United States World Cup would be his final opportunity to win the competition

Cristiano Ronaldo put a timeline on his cryptic retirement hint on Tuesday, saying he will hang up his boots in "one or two years" after telling the world that he would be retiring soon.

Cristiano Ronaldo is chasing what no soccer player -- despite Pelé and Romário claiming otherwise when adding in friendly matches -- has ever officially achieved in competitive games: The ultimate milestone of 1,