Will Cristiano Ronaldo be converted into a coach at the end of his career like his former teammate in Madrid? Xabi Alonso ? We already have the answers.
The current leader of the Saudi team Al Nassr has opened up about his post-football career and we should keep our fingers crossed to see him in the locker room.
Although he has already demonstrated his coaching skills during his injuries or when he is on the bench (Euro 2016), Cristiano Ronaldo is not “yet” considering a career as a coach.
In an interview with Portuguese television NOW, the five-time Ballon d’Or winner spoke about his intentions after football.
“I don’t plan on being a coach of a team. It doesn’t even cross my mind, I’ve never thought about it.
In the future, I don’t see myself going through this. I see myself doing other things that are not related to football.”he said.
News that can send shivers down your spine, because as we know him, his state of mind and his work ethic would have made a big difference within the team that would have had him as a coach.
However, the Funchal native does not plan to turn his back on the portuguese national team.
Even if his future is not yet set in stone, he already knows what awaits him at home.
“At the moment, what I want is to be able to help the national team. At the moment, what I want is to be able to help the national team in the next matches. We have the Nations League ahead of us,” he confided to the local media.
