
Al-Nassr reportedly expects Cristiano Ronaldo’s playing days with the club to come to an end and hopes he can extend his current contract.Information Guide Nigeria
Ronaldo agreed to terms with Al-Nassr in December on a contract that will last until 2025, by which time he will have turned 40. According to ESPN, Al-Nassr are “convinced” that the Saudi Pro League club will be Ronaldo’s final club before retiring, and have not ruled out the possibility of Ronaldo signing an extension if he wants to continue playing.
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Live, Study and Work in Canada. No Payment is Required! Hurry Now click here to Apply >> Immigrate to CanadaThe forward made his long-awaited debut for his new club on Sunday, scoring in a 1-0 victory over Al-Ettifaq. The former Manchester United man did not score, but he did catch the eye with a piece of skill that left his defender on the ground.NYSC portal
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Ronaldo’s move to Saudi Arabia on a massive contract raised eyebrows, but he could be joined by other football stars. Ibrahim Alkassim, the general secretary of the Saudi Football Federation, has admitted that he would like to see Lionel Messi follow in Ronaldo’s footsteps, and Sergio Ramos has also been linked with a move to Al-Nassr.
The Portuguese forward and Al-Nassr are due to return to action on Thursday in the Saudi Super Cup against Al-Ittihad.JAMB Result