Ronaldo new contract

The 37-year-old was unveiled as an Al-Nassr player on Tuesday as he met the press for the first time in Saudi Arabia, where he hopes to play his first game ...

"He is an example, everyone knows that. “But I gave my word to this club not only to develop the club, but the country. “I'm a unique player, I beat all the records there [Europe], so I want to beat a few here. "Normally after the game there is three or four journalists. It's a challenge but I'm very proud." “So far I'm feeling very good.

Cristiano Ronaldo has reportedly sealed his transfer to Al-Nassr, the Saudi Arabian club. His deal was disclosed recently. It includes a clause allowing the ...

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Cristiano Ronaldo does not have a clause in his contract allowing him to leave Al-Nassr for Newcastle United next season, according to.

The move to Al-Nassr offers a fresh start in a new location, although the Newcastle link would make sense. After scoring 18 Premier League goals last year, the veteran had just one goal in 10 appearances (four starts) in 2022-23. The Magpies, which are owned by the Saudi Public Investment Fund, currently sit in third place in the Premier League, with the top four clubs in the table at the end of the season granted a place in Europe's top club competition. The forward would also likely enjoy a return to England and the opportunity for UCL action. After a move to Manchester United in 2021-22, the club finished sixth in the Premier League and failed to qualify for this year's Champions League. The 37-year-old had been seeking a move to a Champions League club since the summer transfer window, per ESPN's

Cristiano Ronaldo will be able to leave Al-Nassr for Newcastle United if the Geordies qualify for the Champions League, according to reports.

“I think we could have still had that at Old Trafford had it been handled differently by both parties. They’ve invested £350m on one player and are going for the World Cup in 2030. “I thought he would want to stay in one of the big leagues in Europe, for the rest of the season at least.