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Cristiano Ronaldo has posted a teaser of his upcoming interview with Piers Morgan. The Al-Nassr captain has discussed a wide range of topics, from his proposal to his retirement, with the English broadcaster asking the questions.In an interview that is scheduled to be live on November 4, Ronaldo has spoken about Diogo Jota's tragic death in a car accident and his reason for not attending the funeral. His sister has already commented on it earlier in the year, saying (via beIN Sports):"When our father passed away, we couldn’t even leave the chapel because of the cameras and onlookers. I can’t imagine what it would be like now with Cristiano’s level of attention. It’s shameful that people focus more on an absence than on the real pain of a family torn apart by loss."The Portuguese superstar has also teased his fiancée, Georgina Rodríguez, claiming that she asked him for the ring. The former Manchester United forward also discussed the situation at Old Trafford, while also replying to Wayne Rooney's comments on why he prefers Lionel Messi over his former teammate. Morgan has also quizzed Ronaldo about his 'Pray For Peace' jersey, which was gifted to United States President Donald Trump.The interview on Cristiano Ronaldo's YouTube channel was announced and shot in October and is set to be released in multiple parts.Cristiano Ronaldo's family wants him to retire soonCristiano Ronaldo spoke at the Portugal Football Globe Awards in October, revealing that his family has urged him to call it a time on his career. However, he believes he still has a few years left in him and said (via GOAL):"People, especially my family, say, 'It's time for you to stop. You've done everything. Why do you want to score a thousand goals?' But I don't think so. I think I'm still producing good things, I'm helping my club and the national team, and why not keep going?""I'm sure that when it's over, I'll leave feeling fulfilled, because I gave it my all. I know I don't have many more years, but I try to enjoy the few I have to the fullest. If it were 20 years ago, I would say I wanted to 'eat the world.' Now I don't see things that way."Cristiano Ronaldo is inching closer to his dream of scoring 1000 goals and is currently on 952. He has signed a new contract at Al-Nassr, keeping him at the club until 2027.
