Cristiano Ronaldo has confirmed that he would stay with Al-Nassr for the 2025–2026 season, putting an official stop to rumors surrounding his future..CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
Wydad Casablanca and Botafogo have been connected to the 40-year-old Portuguese player, whose contract with the Saudi Pro League squad expires on June 30. Both teams have expressed interest in signing him for the FIFA Club World Cup.
Ronaldo, however, made it apparent that he has declined those offers at a media appearance following Portugal’s thrilling penalty shootout triumph over Spain in the Nations League. “Practically nothing will change,” he said, reaffirming his intention to remain at Al-Nassr. Am I going to be in Al-Nassr? Indeed. He is rumored to have agreed to a lucrative two-year contract extension worth €400 million, which might potentially include a club stake.
Ronaldo performed admirably during the international break, scoring important goals in the final match against Spain and the semi-final match against Germany. He emphasized his commitment to the national team by persevering despite suffering a slight ailment, which he had been experiencing since the warm-up: “If I had to break a leg for the national team, I would have.” Ronaldo will have the opportunity to rest and recuperate completely by missing the Club World Cup, which will guarantee that he is ready to play for Al-Nassr the following season.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>