Overview
- Ronaldo received the inaugural Globo Prestigio at the Portugal Football Globes and called the tribute special without seeing it as a career capstone.
- He said he expects to play a few more years, not many, and emphasized short‑term goals with Portugal rather than long‑range plans.
- With the national team, he targeted wins in World Cup 2026 qualifiers against Ireland on October 11 and Hungary on October 14 in Lisbon, as Portugal leads Group F.
- He is under contract with Al‑Nassr through 2027 on an unusually large package reported to include around $200 million per year tax‑free, a signing and performance bonuses, and roughly a 15% club participation.
- Bloomberg’s Billionaires Index now pegs his net worth at about $1.4 billion, and profiles highlight the disciplined training, diet and rest routine he credits for sustaining form at 40.