Cristiano wants to leave Arabia? CR7's possible exit due to expulsion leaks, Beckham making everyone's dream come true

Cristiano Ronaldo's impact with Al Nassr and Saudi Arabia has been great. Ronaldo made the shocking move to Saudi Arabia at the start of last year and has led the league to grow even more since then. More football stars from the top European leagues have joined the league after Ronaldo's arrival. It all seemed very calm and quiet for the Portuguese star and his team in the Saudi Pro League. Things have slightly changed for the worse after the recent Al Nassr vs Al Hilal match. Ronaldo received a red card in the match after an agreement with an Al Hilal player and since then has become even more angry with the officiating of the referees in Saudi Arabia.

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Ronaldo was very upset with the decision of the referee in the 2-1 loss against Al Hilal. The first controversy is the disallowed goal Al Nassr had just before halftime. A ball was crossed in the box, and Otavio scored but since Ronaldo tried to reach the ball in an offside position, the goal was ruled off. Then in the second half, as Al Hilal were leading 2-0, Ronaldo tried to rush to grab the ball for a throw in, but an Al Hilal player was stopping to him to the ball. This led to a confrontation between the players, and Ronaldo appeared to elbow him.

Ronaldo received a red card, and the Portuguese was very angry and wanted to hit the referee. Journalist Saleh Alfahid reports that Cristiano Ronaldo is expected to give a press interview to address the current issues in Saudi football, the reasons for Al-Nassr’s defeat, and his red card in the Saudi Super Cup. This leads to speculation about his departure from Saudi Arabia.

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David Beckham could try to bring in Ronaldo to the MLS

Rumors about Ronaldo's next destination have been a return to the Portuguese league with Sporting CP, but others suggest he could join the MLS. David Beckham mentioned signing the best players in the world in the past, and he already had Lionel Messi. Ronaldo could be the next big signing if he decides to leave Saudi Arabia soon. It would be the dream for football fans to see a partnership between Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.