Milan, 4 November (LaPresse) – ‘Retirement? It will be tough, of course. Will it be difficult? Yes. I'll probably cry, yes… but I'm an open person.’ Cristiano Ronaldo makes no secret of thinking about his future after football in an interview with British journalist Piers Morgan on his YouTube channel. "It will be very, very difficult, yes. But I've been preparing for my future since I was 25, 26, 27 years old. So I think I'll be able to handle this pressure,‘ added the 41-year-old Portuguese star who plays for Al Nassr in Saudi Arabia. ’Nothing can compare to the adrenaline rush we feel in football when we score a goal. As I said, everything has a beginning and an end. So I think I'll be ready, I believe,‘ said Ronaldo, who will obviously miss the pitch. ’I'll have more time for myself. I'll have more time for my family, to raise my children,‘ he added. Ronaldo also spoke at length about his former club Manchester United. ’I'm sad for the club, one of the most important in the world, which I still carry in my heart. You have to work with intelligent people to create a foundation for the future, as Manchester did many years ago with Nicky Butt, Gary Neville, Roy Keane, David Beckham, who became great players but were young."