Despite talks of a contract renewal, Cristiano Ronaldo may leave Al Nassr. A former club official advised the Portuguese star to depart, raising worries about his future in Saudi Arabia.
Ronaldo, 40, is a notable Al Nassr player. He reportedly agreed to a one-year extension with the chance of another renewal before his contract expired at the end of the season. Still, not everyone thinks this is the greatest option for the team.
Ronaldo may need to move on, according to former Al Nassr spokesperson Saud Al-Sarami. Speaking to Al-Arabiya FM, he discussed the situation.
“I mentioned more than a month ago that Ronaldo had already reached an agreement with Al Nassr to extend his contract for two more seasons, not just one,” Al-Sarami said. “Cristiano is a huge Saudi League asset. He is reliable, honours contracts, and thrills fans.”
Al-Sarami praised Ronaldo but thought a change could be helpful. Ronaldo is 40, and the team signed Jhon Duran. Maybe Cristiano should have played for a different team in Saudi Arabia instead of Al Nassr.
Ronaldo continues to impress. He has 24 goals and 4 assists in 26 games this season. Even as worries about his future mount, his contributions underscore his worth.
Al Nassr is third in the Saudi Pro League with 41 points after 19 matches. They trail second-place Al Hilal by six and league leaders Al Ittihad by eight. Ronaldo’s participation is vital as the club chases the crown.
Ronaldo remains a high performer despite speculation. His impact on football is evident, whether he stays at Al Nassr or moves on.
