Almost two and a half years after his arrival in Saudi Pro League, Cristiano Ronaldo sees his future being more uncertain than ever. Arrived with lots of ambition and paid at a golden price, the one who has become the gondola head of the local championship, however, managed to pass to Cap to his team. As a result, rumors on a possible departure accumulate, especially since its contract which ends next June has still not been extended.
This is now that the case of the fivefold Ballon d'Or animates the debates. No title of champion in Saudi Pro League and a abyss between Al-Nassr and the club of Al-Ittihad, crowned a few days ago. The Karim Benzema team currently has thirteen points ahead of that of CR7. Worse, Al-Nassr is also dropped in the race for the Asian Champions League. A catastrophic end of the season.
In Saudi Arabia, the media make their fatty cabbage of what looks more and more like a failure. And a possibility of seeing Cristiano Ronaldo fly to other skies is mentioned today. Because according to the press, the Lusitatnien would have laid serious conditions in an extension of lease: he would like to participate in the recruitment, decide on the name of the next coach or the future sports director. Information to take all the same with tweezers.
The future of CR7 is still talking so much
This Sunday is the turn ofAsharq al-Awsat to go from its revelation. The Saudi media explains that Cristiano Ronaldo could change clubs to engage with Al-Hilal. The player would not be against such a change. But a transfer outside the Saudi borders is also mentioned. This time, it's
Marca who took care of it. According to him, Brazil makes foot in the Portuguese. A challenge that could appeal to the former Real Madrid because it would allow him to participate in the Club World Cup.
If the whole file remains very vague, the fact is that the future of Cristiano Ronaldo continues to be talked about. Will he choose to stay in Saudi Arabia while earning tens of millions of euros? Will he choose to try a new adventure in Brazil at forty? Or, even more improbable, will it come back to Europe where the Chelsea club is again cited as potential reception land?
