The exciting attacker wants to end his career at the Santiago Bernabeu after completing the 2011/12 season with 60 goals under his belt and a La Liga trophy to boast off.
After coyly suggesting earlier in the 2012 year that he might leave Los Blancos for pastures new, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Cristiano-Ronaldo-c9629 has voiced his desire to hang up his playing boots in the white jersey.
When quizzed about his future, the Maderian rocket revealed that if it is his decision he would finish his career with Real Madrid, before suggesting that it is the club who hold all the cards in the matter.
"If it were up to me, I would stay at Madrid until the end of my career," he said while talking to Madrid-based Spanish sports daily, Marca. "But it does not depend on me..."
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Ronaldo-c31734 was brought to the Spanish capital by Florentino Perez in 2009/10 and was paired with compatriot, Jose Mourinho, the following year. The duo won the Copa del Rey in their first year together and added the La Liga title the following year.
The Peacock has a long term contract at the Bernabeu and is likely to enjoy most of that time with the Special One in tow. Mourinho recently signed a contract extension with Los Blancos, tying him to the club until 2016.
Reflecting on the situation, the 27-year-old revealed that the decision from the club’s hierarchy is a good one as a club of Madrid’s stature need a top coach like him.
Ronaldo reasoned that as much as his compatriot needs to be with Los Blancos, the feeling is mutual as he believes Real Madrid will be unable to enjoy as much success without him.
"It was perfect, I am happy for that. A club like Madrid must have a top coach like Mourinho. He needs to be here.”
"It seems clear that Madrid would not win as many titles without Mourinho as they would with him on the bench."
Real Madrid won their 32nd Primera Division title breaching the 100 points mark, registering an impressive 32 victories to earn the domestic honours.
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