With the completed season and its contract about to defeat in June, the future of the Portuguese is still not defined.
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Cristiano Ronaldo turned on the alarms about his future. The Portuguese striker published a message on his X (formerly Twitter) account that sounds like a farewell: “This chapter is over. History? It is still being written. Grateful for everyone.” The text was accompanied by an image of yours with a serious gesture, taken before the recent match against Fateh.
The message suggested that its cycle in Al Nassr could be coming to an end. And it does not arrive at a good time for the club: the defeat in front of Al Fateh and the victory of Al Hilal left Al Nassr out of the next edition of the Champions League of Asia.
The only option to maintain continental presence is to win the King Cup or that to Ittihad defeats Al Qadsiah in the final, which would allow Al Nassr to qualify for AFC Champions League 2, the regional equivalent of the Europa League.
In this context, rumors on their departure intensify. Cristiano's contract expires in June, and although there is still no official confirmation, the signs suggest that he is exploring new destinations. Gianni Infantino, president of FIFA, showed that the Portuguese could play the next Club World Cup, although not necessarily with NASSR: “Cristiano could play for some of the teams … There are negotiations,” he said. “If a club is seeing this and is interested in Cristiano Ronaldo for the Club World Cup … who knows.”
With five golden balls behind him and a race that seems to have no expiration date, Cristiano has offers on the table. In recent weeks, he has been linked to clubs as varied as Botafogo (Brazil), Wydad Casablanca (Morocco) and Hilal himself, the eternal rival of his current team.
At almost 40 years old, Ronaldo is still a media and sports magnet. His immediate future is in the air, but the only sure thing is that the story, as he says, is not over yet.
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