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Evra predicts how many more years Ronaldo will keep playing football

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Former Manchester United defender, Patrice Evra, has predicted how many more years Portugal captain, Cristiano Ronaldo will keep playing football.

Evra and Ronaldo were former teammates at Manchester United during their time together at Old Trafford in the past.

Evra, 45, retired from football in 2019, while Ronaldo, 41, meanwhile, is gearing up for another season with Al-Nassr after playing at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Speaking to Heavy Sports, Evra said, “I never played with anybody else who was more professional than Cristiano. Training was at 10 a.m., and this guy was showing up at 8 a.m., practicing everything.

“I feel that Cristiano has a nice disease. He’s addicted to working hard and to pushing himself.

“And that is why I am not surprised by his longevity. He can still play for another one or two years, and I wouldn’t be surprised.”

Evra predicts how many more years Ronaldo will keep playing football

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