US EditionCristiano Ronaldo Ready to Leave Al-Nassr as 2 Potential Destinations Emerge After Bust-up with PIF: Reports
Ronaldo may exit Al-Nassr by June 30, 2026 due to a €50 million release clause amid disputes over Saudi Public Investment Fund's transfer policies, says Record.
- Recently, Cristiano Ronaldo, the 40-year-old Portugal forward, could leave Al-Nassr on June 30, 2026, despite signing a contract extension in summer 2025.
- Ronaldo is reportedly unhappy with the Saudi Public Investment Fund , believing it restrains Al-Nassr's recruitment to block a title.
- According to reports, Ronaldo has a €50 million release clause and was absent from the Al-Riyadh match after scoring on Friday.
- Limited winter reinforcements leave Al-Nassr one point behind Al Hilal in the Saudi Pro League standings, with only 21-year-old Iraq midfielder signed under Jorge Jesus.
- Cristiano Ronaldo remains focused on his first Saudi title and 1,000 career goals, with potential destinations including Major League Soccer or a return to Europe, despite joining Al-Nassr in December 2022.
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Cristiano Ronaldo aurait une clause libératoire avec Al-Nassr
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