US Edition‘I Belong to Saudi Arabia’: Cristiano Ronaldo Says He Is Happy at Al Nassr Despite Recent Controversy
Ronaldo ended his boycott after overdue salaries were paid and management authority was restored, helping Al-Nassr lead the Saudi Pro League with key goals this month.
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Portuguese footballer Cristiano Ronaldo has said he is happy at Al Nasr, following doubts over his future at the Saudi club.
Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo reaffirmed his happiness living in Saudi Arabia, announcing his desire to remain in the country, in statements that brought good news to Al-Nassr fans who were anxiously awaiting his future...
Cristiano Ronaldo breaks silence with strong commitment message to Al Nassr and Saudi Pro League weeks after boycott
Weeks after taking the decision to sit down for two league games, Cristiano Ronaldo reaffirmed his commitment to both Al Nassr and the Saudi Pro League. Cristiano Ronaldo has been in strong form since his return to Al Nassr following controversy involving both the league and the Public Investment Fund at the end of the winter transfer window. After scoring a brace against Al Hazm, the Portuguese star finally broke his silence and delivered a mes…
On the same day that the president of the United States, Donald Trump, called on Ronaldo to move to the United States in order to play in the MLS – football championship where the Messiah is playing – CR7, in statements to Saudi ambassador Thammah after the defeat of Al Nassr before Al Hazem, 4-0, asked to clarify where he is going to play short/medium. “I am very happy. As I say so many times, I belong to Saudi Arabia.
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