Legendary footballer Cristiano Ronaldo has shared his excitement after learning about his physiological age, citing that, he is certain he can continue playing football for the next 10 year.

This comes after the Whoop platform, a wearable fitness and health tracking platform designed to help users monitor and improve their performance, recovery, and overall well-being, analyzed Ronaldo and discovered that his physiological age is 28.9 years old.

In reaction to the results from Whoop, the Al-Nassr forward has expressed satisfaction, suggesting that he could play for the next decade.

"I can't believe it is so good. This means I will play for another ten years. When you're young, you think you will live forever, that you will always be strong, that you're unbreakable," he told Whoop.

He, however, acknowledges the effect aging has on the body, particularly as a footballer.

In order to keep his form and shape for optimal performance on the pitch, he shared how he "prioritizes recovery and sleep much more than before.

."...at 25, it is not the same as when you're 30, especially in football. I still feel good."

Ronaldo stated that his ability to remain strong physically at 40 years old is a remarkable feat, and he hopes to continue in the same form to play football for a longer period than expected.

The former Real Madrid legend is taunted for his fitness and form even at age 40 as Ronaldo continues to be one of the most prolific goal scorers for Al Nassr in the Saudi Pro League, having scored 24 goals in 29 appearances.

He continues to captain the Portuguese team and score vital goals for the side.

Cristiano Ronaldo is one of the 'greatest' footballers in history.

With over a two-decade career, he has won 33 major trophies, including five UEFA Champions League titles, seven league titles across England, Spain, and Italy, and the UEFA Euro 2016 with Portugal.

He also holds the record for most goals in UEFA Champions League history (140) and is the all-time top scorer in international football with 136 goals for Portugal.

His total senior career goals stand at an astounding 935.

He has also won 5 Ballon d'Ors, 4 European Golden Boots, and multiple accolades, including FIFA Best Men's Player and UEFA Best Player in Europe awards.