Cristiano Ronaldo is filled with regret, and the reason for that is Al-Nassr.
For the second year in a row, the Saudi club has failed to win any trophies, and criticism of Ronaldo has continued unabated since then.
Media personality Walid Al-Faraj revealed the Ronaldo’s current intense feelings of anger, which even threaten his future with Al-Nassr and portend the possibility of his departure next summer.
Ronaldo Regrets Choosing Al-Nassr
According to Al-Faraj, Ronaldo feels a deep sense of regret for choosing Al-Nassr over other Saudi clubs.
The Portuguese international was close to joining Al-Hilal, but the deal fell through. He received offers from Al-Ittihad and Al-Ahli, but he rejected them all and chose Al-Nassr.
Ultimately, Al-Hilal won the domestic double last season, while Al-Ittihad won the Saudi League this season, and Al-Ahli achieved the most important Saudi achievement by winning the AFC Champions League.
Ronaldo is deeply saddened that Al-Nassr has not won any titles, especially since the player has become accustomed to achieving successes every year throughout his career.
Ronaldo Boycotts Al-Nassr
Meanwhile, Al-Faraj revealed that Ronaldo has voluntarily stopped training with Al-Nassr and that he is not suffering from any physical overload, as rumored.
The reason behind Ronaldo’s absence is his disappointment and awareness that the season is over. Therefore, he sees no point in continuing to work, and he has not yet made a final decision regarding his future.
Everyone go… Ronaldo sets four conditions for continuing with Al-Nassr!
The agreement between Ronaldo and Al-Nassr was very close, but after it was confirmed that the team would not participate in the AFC Champions League next year, and with the management not intending to carry out the revolution Ronaldo wants, it is unknown what the legend will decide.
Al-Hilal categorically rejects signing Ronaldo
In the same context, Walid Al-Faraj confirmed that Al-Hilal completely rejects the idea of signing Ronaldo to participate with the Blue Wave in the Club World Cup.
According to Saudi media, the Saudi Public Investment Fund had offered the 40-year-old to Al-Hilal in recent weeks, but the response was a complete rejection of the idea.
