The Portuguese winger is hoping to beat his Barcelona rival Lionel Messi to claim his fifth Ballon d’Or this year.

Ronaldo helped Madrid to five trophies over the past 12 months, including the La Liga title and the Champions League, and he is odds on to win the prestigious trophy one more.

The 32-year-old then wants to add another two to his tally before he hangs his boots up for good.

He is also keen to extend his family, despite girlfriend Georgina Rodriguez giving birth to their fourth child this week.

In an interview with French publication L'Equipe, Ronaldo said he wants another three babies before calling it a day.

“I am thirty-two years old, soon thirty-three (February 5th),” Ronaldo said. 

“I know how to relativize. Sometimes I'm disappointed by what I do during a game. 

“After the meeting, I say to myself: you can do better than that. 

“But when I come home, I find myself with my family, my friends, everything changes. 

“My world does not only revolve around football.”

Ronaldo’s form has always stuttered at the beginning of the season, which coincides with the lead up to the Ballon d’Or awards ceremony.

But he claims that has nothing to do with his lack of goals.

“People are more (bothered) so than me,” Ronaldo said.

“I’m calm, delta mode, if you know what I mean (he mimics a plane that hovers), quiet, serene. 

“Two years ago, it was already the same situation at the same time (3 goals in the Championship between 19 September and 28 November). 

“Last year, same (1 goal in La Liga in his first 4 games Liga).”