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Cristiano wants to resign from Al Nassr and this club seeks to hire him, it is not Real Madrid

Cristiano is disappointed with his stay in the Saudi Arabian League and is looking for a new challenge

By William Estrella

Cristiano is disappointed with his stay in the Saudi Arabian League and is looking for a new challenge
Cristiano is disappointed with his stay in the Saudi Arabian League and is looking for a new challenge

Cristiano Ronaldo's adventure at Al Nassr has been a tremendous disappointment for the player. The press in England mentions that the player is thinking of terminating his contract with the club because he is not happy in Saudi Arabia and the proof is that in several games he has become angry with coaches and players.

 

Cristiano signed a two-year contract with Al Nassr for 200 million euros, but the player is not happy in Saudi Arabia, the fans and the club president are upset with his performance. Now Ronaldo is thinking about how to end his contract with the club.

Ronaldo has scored 12 goals in 15 games with Al Nassr, his numbers have been good but the team's performance is bad, his club has little chance of winning the League and they were eliminated in the Cup. This has been a true failure due to the expectations that Cristiano generates.

The press in Spain mentions that Florentino Pérez wants Cristiano Ronaldo to return to Real Madrid but not as a player but as an Ambassador, this idea does not convince the footballer and he will look for another offer.

 

The club that wants Cristiano Ronaldo

The MLS is the great option for Cristiano Ronaldo and thus continue his career, Inter Miami would make a great offer to CR7, also his family likes the idea of living in the United States, this country will give them security and a great style of life.


William Estrella

William Estrella

I'm a Mexican sports journalist with more than 8 years of experience, especially in digital media. I cover breaking news and investigative articles on current soccer events worldwide. I currently write for El Futbolero USA. Previously, I worked as a radio announcer in my country, covering Mexican soccer.

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