Cristiano Ronaldo has only had one appearance for his new team Al-Nassr so far and it could be his only appearance in a while. Despite being healthy and fit, the Portuguese could still be out of action for at least a month.
Last Saturday, the former Manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo debuted for Al-Nasr, and he was instrumental in a narrow 1-0 win over Ettifaq. Due to an FA suspension that followed him in the Middle East, the winning Portuguese striker had to postpone his debut with his new team.
It made everyone eagerly await the 37-year-old’s debut, and unlike at Old Trafford, he was immediately handed the captain’s armband. Rudi Garcia, the manager, decided to give the veteran the captain’s armband immediately, which forced Abudullah Madu to sit in the back.
Although he played an exciting Al-Hilal/Al-Nassr All-Star game against Paris Saint-Germain last week, it was his first official match since signing a staggering $200 million deal. euros per year with the club last month. However, it is becoming increasingly unlikely that fans will see him back on the pitch anytime soon.
Why will Al-Nassr have to do without Cristiano Ronaldo for a while?
The Italian Football Association court delivered its verdict last week, finding Ronaldo’s former club Juventus guilty of transfer violations and moor them 15 points Therefore. As a result, the Bianconeri moved tied for second to 10th, and 11 current or previous board members were also suspended.
Now Italian media say their punishment could extend to all players who were part of the team at the time of the fraudulent accounting event, rather than just the club itself. An investigation into whether players accepted artificially reduced wages could lead to a 30 day suspensioneven if the players are no longer affiliated with the Turin club, says Italian journalist Paolo Ziliani.
On Twitter, he posted financial statements for Juventus, suggesting: “Juventus would have signed an agreement with the players stipulating that 3 of the 4 months of waived salary (covid blow, beginning of 2020) would be paid on the balance sheet, spread over time. Juventus captain Chiellini reportedly told the team not to share this detail with the media…and said a WhatsApp message had been acquired as evidence.
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“23 + 17 players (over two seasons, including coach Sarri) could be banned for at least 30 days due to the acceptance of being paid off balance sheet. This would also apply to players (and coach Sarri) who are no longer at Juventus.
“Juventus could be penalized with additional point deductions and fines ranging from 1 to 3 times the amount in question. Ronaldo’s deferred wages alone are worth €19,6 m. Other sanctions could include automatic relegation and revocation of titles (2019-20 scudetto).
