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Cristiano Ronaldo’s future is reportedly in Saudi Arabia as the Portuguese star has a deal to join Al Nassr
Ronaldo is reported to have agreed to join the Saudi Arabian team in a deal where he will receive 200 million euros. Marca journalist Jose Felix Diaz has told Goal that the deal is final and he will fly to Riyadh to sign his contract once Portugal’s World Cup adventure ends.
“Cristiano Ronaldo is spending his last days in the World Cup, Portugal is still in the game but he is taking care of his future and his future is in Saudi football,” said the journalist. “The agreement with the Arab team is total and absolute. Now it has to be signed, he has to go there, see what club he is and decide to sign. It is a team that is trying to grow, to recover its dominance in Saudi football, which has not been the case recently.”
“The contract is for two and a half years. He will be paid for the games and he will make a lot of money from the advertising that he will do.”
Ronaldo is expected to join Al-Nassr from January 1 after leaving Manchester United following an interview in which he said he has little respect for manager Erik ten Hag and spoke of feeling betrayed by the club.
The 37-year-old hopes to start in Portugal’s World Cup quarter-final against Morocco on Saturday.
