Cristiano Ronaldo has signed a contract worth $75 million per year to play for FC Nassr Al, one of the top-flight teams in Saudi Arabia.
Previous reports claimed that Ronaldo would be paid $207 million per season. According to new reports, Ronaldo will be guaranteed $75 million per year, with the potential to reach a total of $200 million through commercial agreements with the club. Previous reports claimed that Ronaldo would be paid $207 million per year for his on-field services.
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In Europe, he did not receive any “significant offers” to pursue his career further, but it was speculated that Ronaldo, 37, might consider moving elsewhere in Europe to strive for additional accomplishments in the UEFA Champions League following his decision to terminate his contract at Manchester United as a free agent.
In order to boost the game’s popularity in Saudi Arabia, Ronaldo has chosen to join Al Nassr (and, without overstating it, for a substantial sum of money).
Is it possible for Newcastle to secure a loan agreement?
According to reports from Marca in Spain, if Ronaldo meets the requirements for the UEFA Champions League, there is a provision in his Al Nassr contract that permits him to join the Premier League club. Furthermore, there are also reports indicating a connection between Newcastle and Saudi Arabia.
Eddie Howe may be looking forward to the next season, as there is a real possibility that Ronaldo will start for them.
Maybe not. Here was Howe discussing this report with our colleagues in the United Kingdom at Sky Sports.
Approaching an unforeseen transfer to the MLS?
Sporting KC was the club that came nearest to securing his signature, but numerous Major League Soccer teams pursued Cristiano Ronaldo, as widely reported (including by ESPN’s Taylor Twellman) following the confirmation of the transfer.
Exactly. Sporting Kansas City.
According to the report, club officials held several meetings with Ronaldo’s representatives to discuss their financial package, and it was said that he is very close to being paid by Al Nassr.
Is it currently the appropriate moment for Ronaldo to execute this transition?
If he doesn’t even want to admit it, probably, his powers are waning at the top level of European soccer and that’s okay with all of us.
Ronaldo’s decision to move to Saudi Arabia or Major League Soccer, at this stage of his career, is completely logical.
Is it not the case this season? In the previous season, he managed to net 24 goals for Manchester United and demonstrated his ability to create extraordinary moments at the highest level. However, it appeared a bit premature since there were previous rumors linking him to a transfer to the top division in Saudi Arabia.
With Inter Miami joining MLS and the possibility of Ronaldo moving to Saudi Arabia, the spectacle will continue as two of the most exceptional athletes in history showcase their skills in different regions of the world. Additionally, there are rumors connecting Lionel Messi to a significant transfer.