Ronaldo Shifts Focus to Living in the Moment, Prioritizes Present over Long-Term Goals
Cristiano Ronaldo, the legendary Portuguese forward, has shifted his focus from long-term aspirations to living in the moment. Despite setting a goal of scoring 1000 goals before retirement, Ronaldo now believes in taking each day as it comes.
After receiving the prestigious Platinum Quinas award, Ronaldo expressed his contentment with his current achievements. “I can’t think long term anymore,” he said. “I’m already the player with the most goals in history.”
Ronaldo’s decision to prioritize the present stems from his remarkable career trajectory. As the only player to have scored 900 professional goals, he has surpassed his rival Lionel Messi, who has 850 goals. Ronaldo’s move to the Saudi Pro League has not diminished his goal-scoring prowess, as he has already netted 6 goals for Al Nassr.
Despite his recent goal drought, Ronaldo played a pivotal role in Al Nassr’s 5-1 victory over Al Ain in the AFC Champions League Elite. He scored the second goal for the hosts, showcasing his enduring ability to find the back of the net.
Ronaldo’s shift in mindset reflects his maturity and understanding of his own capabilities. While he remains ambitious, he recognizes the importance of enjoying the present and not burdening himself with unrealistic expectations.
