Cristiano Ronaldo’s club career could be on the brink of an unexpected twist.
Saudi Arabian club Al-Nassr have reportedly made, currently a free agent after Manchester United terminated his contract. One report, from Spanish outlet Marca, indicates that the deal is complete for roughly $210 million per season over two years.
But other reports, including BBC, Sky Sports and Italian insider Fabrizio Romano, say the offer has just been received, painting it as the leading contender., it looks like Ronaldo’s time in elite European competition is over. He tried to agitate for a move to a club playing in the Champions League over the summer, but could not get one.in an interview with Piers Morgan last month, Ronaldo’s value seems limited to being a marketing tool.
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