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Saturday, 14 February 2026

Ronaldo 'should never stop playing football', insists fellow Real Madrid legend Roberto Carlos


Cristiano Ronaldo has been urged to “never stop playing football”, with fellow Real Madrid legend Roberto Carlos telling the Portuguese GOAT that he needs to prolong his career for as long as possible - even if he ends up “with one leg or crawling”. CR7 has passed his 41st birthday without giving any thought to retirement and is expected to grace the 2026 World Cup, GOAL reported.

Ronaldo has been making unfortunate headlines at present, with the all-time great taking to going on strike at Saudi Pro League side Al-Nassr. He has not figured in their last two games and is seeing it suggested that the most lucrative contract in world football could be broken in the summer - with said deal including a release clause.

There is no suggestion that CR7 will be hanging up his boots, with returns to Europe or a move to join eternal rival Lionel Messi in MLS being speculated on. Brazil icon Carlos hopes that the evergreen frontman will play on for several years yet - with his body showing no sign of breaking down.

Former Real full-back Carlos told O Jogo of a man that he watched rewrite the history books at Santiago Bernabeu: “Cristiano can't stop, ever. If he ever decides to stop playing, I'll call him and tell him not to stop. He's one of those players who represent a lot, both for clubs and for the national team, for children, for younger players. He should never stop playing football, even if it's just with one leg or crawling. He transmits a lot of strength and energy to any boy who wants to start.”Ronaldo still has targets to hit in the latter stages of his career, with his intention being to reach 1,000 competitive goals before any thought is given to walking away. Quizzed on whether that milestone will be reached, Carlos added: “For those who love Cristiano and football, seeing him continue to make history and break records is wonderful. The only player to have scored 1,000 goals was Pele, but Cristiano could join the list. I see him happy and confident in the Saudi league. I'm absolutely certain he'll reach that milestone. He never gets injured. He continues to play well, he's a role model, Portugal deserves congratulations.” custom title