I bet that the football legends being admired by ardent fans love it at the moment, but will they go on loving - and expecting - it after their career has ended? After all, they have their private lives with partners, kids and whatever they do that has noting to do with ball games. Or put another way, what weighs the most, the fans or the privacy?
I would say that in reality the privacy weighs the most, but that many, who achieve a special popularity or even fame, don't allow it to do just that. They live their career goals, their fame, and the adoration that they have received from their fans. Maybe they even live it that much that they don't have time for anything else, not even the knowledge, talent or ability that brought them all those fans ....
However, like it or not, but fans and fame may not be a forever-thing. You may be famous for e.g. 5 years, 5 months, five weeks or fine minutes, and the rest of your life you're forgotten by those who adored you some time in your past. Or you may end up being a prisoner of your own fame, never being allowed the blessing of being forgotten to live your own, private life ....
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