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Cristiano Ronaldo joins Saudi side Al-Nassr

Cristiano Ronaldo joins Saudi side Al-Nassr
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Portuguese striker Cristiano Ronaldo has signed a massive £175m-a-year contract with Saudi side Al-Nasser.

This is indeed a welcome development for the 37-year-old Portuguese after his controversial exit from his former club, Manchester United in November and a disappointing outing in the just concluded 2022 World Cup in Qatar.

Portuguese striker Cristiano Ronaldo has signed a massive £175m-a-year contract with Saudi side Al-Nasser.

This is indeed a welcome development for the 37-year-old Portuguese after his controversial exit from his former club, Manchester United in November and a disappointing outing in the just concluded 2022 World Cup in Qatar.

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