What do you expect your income/expenses in retirement? That is the key question, not what your earnings are going to be while you are still working. Do you expect to be earning 130k+ while you are retired?
I would rollover to a Trad IRA, unless you plan to one day utilize the mega backdoor Roth. Then I would roll it over to your new 401k. Or someone correct me if this has been shut down.
It's hard to say what my income/expenses will be in 32 years.
You should at least be able to make an educated guess. Start with what your expenses are now. Which expenses will go away? (e.g. retirement savings, maybe your mortgage, student loans, etc.) Add any additional expenses you anticipate having (global travel? supporting parents/children/grandchildren). That's a rough guess of what your future expenses will be. For most people it will be a fraction of their current income.
If it's significantly worse the prevailing wisdom is to do a traditional IRA. If you expect tax rates to be mostly the same in the future or increase it tilts even more towards a tIRA.
If you think you'll spend more in retirement then you currently do then go with a ROTH and be prepared to pay up to 28% taxes on your rollover.
What's a mega backdoor Roth?
http://www.madfientist.com/after-tax-contributions/Mega-backdoor ROTHs are a way to supercharge your savings, but not all 401(k) programs allow them. Check with yours to find out.