(VIDEO) This is how Cristiano's Al Nassr was received by the fans in Iran

Cristiano Ronaldo and Al Nassr begin their journey in the Asian Champions League. The Portuguese striker's team wants to start this adventure on the right foot and to do so, he is already traveling with his club for the first match of this tournament. However, the main detail focused on the reception that both fans and the Iranian government gave to the former Real Madrid star.

Cristiano's first hours in Arabia are absolute madness. The Al Nassr bus was chased by streams of people along every road it traveled on. The youngest ones shouted with joy the names of the Al Nassr mega stars. Cristiano got the biggest cheers. And arriving at the hotel was overwhelming. Security was not enough to stop the many fans who wanted to see the Portuguese player. Al Nassr is one of the candidates to go far in this competition. Cristiano Ronaldo debuts with his club in a historic tournament in Asia and hopes to go as far as possible to be able to place himself in an important way and continue making records in the sport.

The Portuguese player is having an important season with Al Nassr and is already their top scorer at the start of the Arab League. During Matchday 6 of the competition, in which Al-Nassr had to visit the King Abdullah Stadium in Buraidá to play against Al Raed, the Portugal striker was present with a goal to lead the scoring table for the 2023 Season/ 24. Now, the team will have to face its commitments in the Asian Champions League, where it hopes to place itself in an important way.

How to watch the AFC Champions League in the United States?

The tournament of institutions in the Asian confederation can be tuned in in the United States on the Paramount+ streaming platform, for the most part. This service could also have CBS Sports Golazo as an alternative on future occasions, although it would be linked to the UEFA Champions League, but Cristiano, Benzema and Neymar can be followed here within US territory. According to information from World Soccer Talk.