
Cristiano Ronaldo is one of the best players in the world. Since his departure from Manchester United, it seemed that the Portuguese's career was on the wrong track. In turn, he became the pioneer of the Saudi Pro League. This caused several players of the world's elite to start emigrating to this league due to the attractive salaries and the attractive lifestyle that the country offers you today.
It is worth mentioning that it is becoming more and more common to see important European players emigrating to the Middle Eastern country. This has been the case with Neymar, Benzema, Mane, Neves, among other players. With that said, it seems that this dynamic will continue to repeat itself over time, at least as far as this dynamic of the Saudi Pro League is fashionable.
With this said, Despite Ronaldo receiving no formal offers following his controversial departure from United, many fans speculate that there was some sort of plot between several teams not to sign Ronaldo. However, this is totally an amateur theory. At the same time, many fans also say through social networks that his exorbitant salary prevented many things.
Despite all the negative comments, Ronaldo has shown that he is a great player and has been from his early stages at Sporting Lisbon to his last spell at Manchester United. A former teammate of Ronaldo has made some statements about it that have made the Portuguese react
According to Fox Sports, Fabio Paim, former Sporting Lisbon player in the youth categories, confessed that he shared a dressing room with Cristiano Ronaldo. In an interview with The Sun, the former player confessed that if he had worked harder, today the big names in world football would be 3, his, Messi and Ronaldo. Similarly, the former player confessed that his bad decisions and excesses led him to retirement. To this, the Portuguese reacted comically on social media
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