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    PIF Tries To Keep Ronaldo In Saudi, What’s The Plan? | First Sports With Rupha Ramani | N18G



    PIF Tries To Keep Ronaldo In Saudi, What’s The Plan? | First Sports With Rupha Ramani | N18G

    Cristiano Ronaldo’s future hangs in the balance as his contract with Al Nassr nears its end — and the world is watching. From Europe to Asia, clubs are queuing up to sign the Portuguese icon, but Saudi Arabia is not ready to let go just yet. There seems to be a dramatic tug-of-war between the Saudi Pro League and the rest of the footballing world. With the Public Investment Fund stepping in, new transfer options like Al Hilal and Al Ahli are on the table. Ronaldo’s impact on Saudi football is monumental — and the stakes couldn’t be higher. From record-breaking social media growth to shaping the country’s sporting ambitions ahead of the 2034 FIFA World Cup, Ronaldo has become more than just a player — he’s a national asset. But can ambition outweigh money? Will Ronaldo stay and help build a footballing legacy in Saudi Arabia, or is he ready for one last global move? Rupha Ramani with details.

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    3. @WoodJacob-tt4de on

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    4. @alexramos9316 on

      It’s the other way around, Everyone is turning their back to Ronaldo lol there is no fight to keep him. It’s not all the world against Saudi Al-Nasr. Europe’s big leagues are out and no team wants him except maybe Portugal. No official offer from any team yet and the Saudi team wants to create fake hype to attract interest but nothing yet. He will end up renew and stay in Saudi league because no one else wants him

    7. @HYEDITS69 on

      Most probably al Nassar can only win 1 trophy next season (domestic) so Ronaldo should go for al hilal or any other strong club .

    14. @jodu1910 on

      I'm pretty sure they will find solutions for this situation.
      CR7 is a Footballer, Athlete, and Businessman as well – so Saudi will do All best to make one this sections work out …