Not Manchester Metropolis Or Manchester United! Cristiano Ronaldo Linked With Shock Switch To Premier League Giants

Cristiano Ronaldo has remained related regardless of hitting the fallacious facet of the thirties. The 39-year-old has been amongst objectives having been concerned in 19 objectives in 19 matches for Al Nassr this season.

The previous Manchester United ahead has appeared in nice form and isn’t contemplating retirement because it stands. His present take care of Al Nassr is all set to run out this yr and the participant hasn’t been supplied a brand new deal by the Saudi Professional League giants.

Ronaldo terminated his contract with United and joined Al Nassr in January 2023 in a contract price reportedly 177 million Kilos per season. Now as per a report in Spanish outlet Fichajes, Paris Saint-Germain had thought-about to lure Ronaldo to Ligue 1 however as a consequence of his large wage, the French giants backed down.

Premier League giants Chelsea additionally reportedly had been additionally supplied the participant alongside Bayern Munich and Atletico Madrid however all of the golf equipment have turned down the proposal. However the participant is believed to have a powerful curiosity in returning to Europe and it stays to be seen how issues pan out for the previous Actual Madrid star.

Ronaldo not too long ago expressed his satisfaction together with his life in Saudi Arabia. As quoted by FourFourTwo the Portugal star advised Saudi Professional League in an interview, “I’m completely satisfied and my household is completely satisfied. We began a brand new life on this stunning nation. Life is sweet, soccer is sweet. When it comes to particular person and collective, we’re nonetheless there. We’re nonetheless enhancing.

“It’s arduous to compete with groups like Al-Hilal and Al-Ittihad, however we’re nonetheless there, nonetheless pushing and combating. Soccer is like that; you’ve got good moments and unhealthy moments. However, for me, an important factor is to be skilled, to push arduous, respect the membership, respect your contract and imagine that issues will change – for Al-Nassr to attempt to win extra titles.”