After revealing he has no intention of transitioning into coaching, Juventus star Cristiano Ronaldo has revealed what he wants to do once he retires.
There has been a lot talk about when the five-time Ballon d'Or winner will hang up his boots, with the the player set to turn 35 in February.
However, Ronaldo admitted he remains unsure about when he will retire as he continues to bang in the goals for club and country.
"I have never had a bad season in my life, since I am always ready to face challenges," he said at the Dubai Sports Conference, as per Football Italia.
"I always play with the intention of winning. The moment my body no longer responds in the right way on the pitch, then it will be time for me to stop.
"Many years ago the ideal age to retire was 30 or 32, now you still see players aged 40."
When asked what he will do when he retires, he added: "When I quit football I would like to resume my studies. I focus a lot on studying, on learning, because unfortunately the studies I have done can't give answer all the questions I have in mind.
"One thing that fascinates me is to want to try acting in a film."
