Cristiano Ronaldo to open business in England

Cristiano Ronaldo is starting to approach the final stages of his football career, with planning underway for events after he retires from playing.

The former Manchester United player, who made his mark in the Premier League during the 2000s, has hinted at retirement this summer with him angered due to a lack of transfer business in the winter window.

Meanwhile, the 41-year-old has just come off strike from playing for Al-Nassr with him scoring on his return to the field.

But, with the upcoming World Cup in North America likely to be the former Real Madrid star’s last, supporters are looking towards what could happen after he stops playing.

With Ronaldo already moving into AI, whilst also being spotted on the set of the latest Fast and Furious movie set alongside John Cena, the Portuguese international’s diversification is clear to see.

Now, Cristiano Ronaldo has made his latest move with him now ready to expand his hotel and bar business to the United Kingdom according to The Sun.

The outlet states that Inverse by Pestana CR7 (who Ronaldo signed up to in 2016) have applied to register their trademark in the UK, indicating a move to the United Kingdom.

Sources have also told the outlet that “Cristiano [Ronaldo] makes smart business decisions. Other footballers proved it is a viable market.”

They also stated: “He has the funds and image to blow them out of the water.”

Meanwhile, another source told The Sun that “He’s [Cristiano Ronaldo] still adored in Manchester and knows there is a market there for him if he ever wanted to open a bar.”

With this plan now revealed, it appears that the latest framework for success after retirement has been set.

Now, supporters may look towards the hotel and bar business to see if make an official announcement.