Football sensation Cristiano Ronaldo has provided insights into his potential retirement from the sport during a recent event in Dubai.

The Al-Nassr forward, attending the Globe Soccer Awards, was questioned about his future plans and jokingly hinted at an imminent retirement.

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Responding to inquiries about when he plans to hang up his boots, the 38-year-old initially teased, “The moment I finish, I don’t know, to be honest.”

Ronaldo playfully suggested a short timeframe before humorously stating, “Of course, it will be soon, soon I mean 10 years more. No, I am joking, I don’t know, let’s see.”

Currently playing for Saudi Pro League side Al-Nassr, Ronaldo, who turns 39 next month, joined the club in a high-profile deal worth a reported £175 million per year in January last year, following the cancellation of his contract at Manchester United.

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As of now, Ronaldo stands as the top scorer in the Saudi Pro League for the season, boasting 20 goals, three more than his closest competitor, Aleksandar Mitrovic.