FIFA World Cup 2022 Qatar: Cristiano Ronaldo to Lionel Messi, stars likely to play last WC (In Pics)

The man who has defied science on numerous occasions is already 37 and him playing in the Premier League at this age is a huge achievement itself. The all-time leading goalscorer in the history of football has already told he aims to play the 2024 Euro's but everyone knows the 2026 World Cup is almost impossible. (Image source: Twitter)

The seven-time Ballon d'Or winner is already 35 years of age and it will hurt any football fan when they would realise that the little magician's chances of playing the next World Cup are very low. (Image source: Twitter)

The Brazil superstar is blessed with extraordinary talent but fitness has remained an issue for him during his career so far. The 30-year-old can be a part of the next World Cup for Brazil but that is achievable only if he changes everything he did in the last four years from now on. (Image Source: Twitter)

The 2018 Ballon d'Or winner made his World Cup debut in 2006 and his sensational period is also likely to get over before the 2026 World Cup. (Image source: Twitter)

The Poland international is already 34-year-old and just like most players in this list, it will be difficult for the lethal forward to remain in the same form until 2026 FIFA World Cup. (Image source: Twitter)

The Uruguayian forward with all due respect has already passed his prime when he was literally unstoppable and it likely to see Luis Suarez playing his last World Cup in 2022. He made his World Cup debut in 2010. (Image source: Twitter)

After struggling to be a part of the France World Cup winning squad due to various reasons, Real Madrid star striker Karim Benzema will also play his last World Cup (likely) as he's already 34 years of age. (Image source: Twitter)