“Cristiano Ronaldo’s Possible Departure from Al-Nassr Club After Losing Chance to Fight for Championship”

Portuguese striker Cristiano Ronaldo, 38, is getting closer to leaving Saudi Arabia’s Al-Nassr club after his team ran out of chances to fight for the league championship in that country.

Al-Nassr, with whom CR7 has a contract until 2025, drew 1-1 against Al-Etiifaq and said goodbye to the fight for the Saudi championship, which generated a deep reconsideration in the Portuguese, highlights today the newspaper Mundo Sports.

Al-Nassr was five points behind the leader Al-Ittihad with a date remaining for the end of the tournament, definitively away from the possibility of fighting for the title.

The future of the Portuguese attacker seems to be outside of soccer in Saudi Arabia, which he arrived after the World Cup in Qatar before a million-dollar investment from Al-Nassr, who also could not crown the Copa del Rey against Al-Hilal of Argentine Ramón Díaz.

The striker, author of 14 goals in 29 games in Arabia, has signed a contract worth 200 million euros per season.