Real Madrid Sets Up Farewell Ceremony for Cristiano Ronaldo

Amidst his increasing age and records, Cristiano Ronaldo is still writing his own story. But long before that story truly reaches its end, Real Madrid is already preparing to close the most iconic chapter in the club's modern history: a farewell match for the legend.

Real Madrid is willing to hold a farewell match for Ronaldo after he hangs up his boots, although it is not yet known when CR7 will end his career.

Ronaldo is still under contract at Al Nassr until the summer of 2027. If he continues playing until his contract expires, Ronaldo will be 42 years old.

Ronaldo has not slowed down in breaking the opponent's goal. About 40 more goals, and he will fulfill his dream of scoring 1,000 goals.

For Real Madrid, that match is not just a ceremony, but a form of tribute to the player who changed the offensive identity of the club for nearly a decade.

Ronaldo is a legend of Los Blancos as the all-time top scorer with 450 goals. During his time in the white shirt from 2009 to 2018, Ronaldo presented 15 trophies.

Ronaldo's footprint is not only written on the scoreboard, but also in the trophy cabinet and the collective memory of Santiago Bernabéu. Therefore, the club's executives believe that the farewell for CR7 must be made different.

The club's executives agree that Ronaldo must receive special treatment when he retires and his achievements with Madrid will continue to be remembered. 

If that plan comes to fruition, Ronaldo's farewell match will not just be nostalgia for Madridistas, but also a symbolic homecoming to the beginning of the career of a Madeira boy who grew into a global icon.