“Is Cristiano Ronaldo Leaving Al-Nassr in Saudi Arabia? – Rivaldo Shares His Thoughts and Hints at a Possible Real Madrid Return”

A few months ago, Cristiano Ronaldo gave in to the sirens of Saudi Arabia by joining Al-Nassr. It is already said that the fivefold Ballon d’Or would have desires elsewhere.

Cristiano Ronaldo has had a busy last few months. The 38-year-old Portuguese notably left Manchester United in a hurry. He did not lack courtiers since Saudi Arabia made eyes at him. The former Real Madrid player agreed to join Al-Nassr, but not without a nice contract. It is said that the latter is 200 million euros for a contract which extends until 2025. In the Saudi capital, CR7 was quick to make the powder talk, with already 12 goals in 12 games of Saudi Pro League. But now, the idyll with the country of the Arabian Peninsula could end sooner than expected. Cristiano Ronaldo would be ready to pack up, wanting to leave Saudi Arabia and his football, while his couple is also subject to rumors of all kinds. For some observers, it is not surprising that Ronaldo is disillusioned in Saudi Arabia.

Cristiano Ronaldo, the evil of Europe strikes him

In an interview given to ASRivaldo gave his opinion on the Ronaldo case, understanding what the Portuguese legend is going through in Saudi Arabia. “I understand that sometimes players are fooled by the big contract they sign in Saudi Arabia, but then life is more closed there and football is not always as easy as expected. You may be going through a phase of disappointment and even reflection. One also wonders if the money you receive compensates for the not so happy life you live. It happens to all players and Messi himself will soon be able to witness it. It would be good for him and for football to see Cristiano Ronaldo return to Real Madrid to finish his career. Of course, the fans have to understand that they can’t demand the same from him as when he was 25 or 26, but he can still help the club in more conquests.”, said Rivaldo in particular, who would therefore not be surprised if CR7 ended his adventure in Saudi Arabia earlier than expected. It is unlikely, however, that Real Madrid will bring him back, at least in a footballing role.