Cristiano Ronaldo Fuels Rumors About Playing in the 2026 World Cup

Recent developments have sparked speculation about Cristiano Ronaldo’s potential participation in the FIFA World Cup 2026. The Portuguese star, currently playing for Al Nassr in Saudi Arabia, has hinted at his intention to compete in his sixth World Cup, which would set a historic record.

In an interview with Telefoot, Ronaldo stated: “When the next World Cup arrives, if I am in good physical and mental shape, and if the national team needs me, I will be available.” These comments have excited his fans and the football world, especially considering that Ronaldo would be 41 years old in 2026.

Additionally, reports suggest that Cristiano is negotiating a contract extension with Al Nassr until June 2026, which would allow him to stay at a competitive level leading up to the tournament. This possible renewal strengthens the rumors about his ambition to lead Portugal in another World Cup campaign.

With several years still to go before the tournament in the United States, Mexico, and Canada, Ronaldo’s dedication and consistent performances indicate that he may be aiming to make history by becoming the first player to participate in six World Cups.