Portuguese football star Cristiano Ronaldo, who turned 40 on Wednesday, says he dreams of owning several clubs after retiring.

Cristiano Ronaldo says he plans to own “several clubs” after revealing his plans for when he finally hangs up his boots. The five-time Ballon d’Or-winning football great turns 40 today but is showing no signs of slowing down and rarely talks about his post-retirement plans with focus usually on prolonging his playing days for as long as possible.

Former Real Madrid and Manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo is still finding the net for Al-Nassr but has lofty ambitions to remain in football after the end of his playing career

Cristiano Ronaldo wants to take his prolific streak into the boardroom when he retires from playing football by owning a multi-club network. Ronaldo shows no sign of hanging up his boots as he turns 40 today,

Cristiano Ronaldo, one of the greatest footballers in history, turns 40 today. He is still playing, still scoring goals and has not displayed even the slightest hint of wanting to retire. To mark the occasion, The Athletic has come up with 40 stats, facts and pieces of trivia about the Portuguese forward and his remarkable career.

Cristiano Ronaldo turned 40 on Wednesday and the goals are still flowing for the Portugal superstar in the twilight of his career, whether it’s for his national team or his Saudi club Al-Nassr. Who knows,

The Portuguese may be coming to the end of his time as a footballer but his influence is only likely to grow from here

I am the greatest scorer in history," Ronaldo said in an interview with Spanish television channel La Sexta. "Although I am not left-footed, I am in the top 10 in history for g