Cristiano Ronaldo has said he expects next year's World Cup, which would be a record sixth and at which he would be 41, will be his last.

"Definitely, yes, because I will be 41 years old," Ronaldo told CNN.

Ronaldo clarified that when he said he would retire from football "soon", that should mean "probably one, two years".

Portugal should seal qualification in the coming days for the World Cup that will be co-hosted by the United States, Canada and Mexico. The team needs just two points from its final qualifying group games away against Ireland and at home against last-placed Armenia.

Ronaldo's five goals in four qualifying games have extended his men's world record to 143 for a national team.

"I feel very good in this moment. I score goals, I still feel quick and sharp, I'm enjoying

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