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Portugal were eliminated 1-0 by Spain in the 2026 World Cup, and Cristiano Ronaldo insisted that his Euro 2016 triumph for Portugal holds the same magnitude as winning the World Cup. Tears flowed after the defeat as he reflected on a 27‑game World Cup career, historic goals in six finals, and a push toward 1,000 career goals, all while remaining under contract with Al Nassr through 2027 and hinting retirement may come later.
Cristiano Ronaldo scored twice as Al-Nassr beat Damac 4-1 on the final day to win their first Saudi Pro League title, Ronaldo's eighth league crown across four countries and the club’s first since 2019, capping a high-profile era amid Saudi investment in football.
Cristiano Ronaldo reportedly did not feature in Al Nassr's clash with Al Riyadh as a protest against the Public Investment Fund's management of the club; the move highlights tensions within the Saudi Pro League's ownership structure and could impact the title race, attendance, and future signings if the boycott continues.
Cristiano Ronaldo will make his official season debut for Al-Nassr in the 2025 Saudi Super Cup semi-final against Al-Ittihad, with the match available for live streaming on Fubo across various devices. The game features top players and new coaching strategies, with both teams aiming for victory in a highly anticipated clash.
Barcelona defender Inigo Martinez is linked with a surprising move to Saudi Pro League club Al-Nassr, with reports suggesting he is close to leaving and talks are ongoing, despite being a key player and recently signing a contract extension. The move could be influenced by Barcelona's need to offload a center-back and registration issues for new players.
Cristiano Ronaldo has signed a two-year extension with Al-Nassr, earning around €185 million annually, and will also be offered a minority ownership stake in the club, signaling his future ambitions in football beyond playing.
Cristiano Ronaldo confirmed he will stay at Al Nassr despite speculation about a move, after helping Portugal win the UEFA Nations League, and criticized critics of Portugal's coach Roberto Martinez.
Cristiano Ronaldo hinted that his time at Saudi club Al-Nassr has ended, fueling speculation about his next move, with discussions ongoing about his participation in the upcoming Club World Cup, where he may play for a new club.
Cristiano Ronaldo appears to have confirmed his departure from Al-Nassr after scoring in his final game, hinting that his chapter there is over, but he has not disclosed his next club, with links to Sporting CP and MLS. The 40-year-old, nearing 940 career goals, is set to become a free agent and is expected to update his plans soon, amid a season where his team did not win trophies.
Cristiano Ronaldo's behavior in the Saudi Super Cup has raised questions about his conduct as he elbowed an opponent, was sent off, and displayed unsportsmanlike behavior, including sarcastic applause towards the referee and a potential threatening gesture. This incident adds to a pattern of ill-tempered behavior from the football star, prompting concerns about his conduct as he nears his forties and his status as a role model.
Cristiano Ronaldo has been suspended for one game and fined by the Saudi Arabian Football Federation’s ethics and disciplinary committee for making a lewd gesture towards Al Shabab supporters during a match. This is not the first time Ronaldo has been criticized for such actions in Saudi Arabia, a conservative country where such behavior is considered offensive and can lead to arrest and deportation for foreigners. Despite being the highest-paid player and top scorer for Al Nassr, Ronaldo is unlikely to face internal discipline from the club.
Cristiano Ronaldo has been suspended for one match by the Saudi Football Federation after making an obscene gesture during a match against Al Shabab, for which he has also been fined. This decision means he will miss Al Nassr's upcoming Saudi Pro League game. This is not the first time Ronaldo has been involved in such controversy, as he previously appeared to grab his genitals following a match against Al Hilal.
Cristiano Ronaldo has been suspended for one match and fined for allegedly making an offensive gesture during a Saudi Pro League game while playing for Al Nassr. The gesture, which appeared to be aimed at Al-Shabab fans, led to a ban and a fine from the Saudi Arabia Football Federation. This is not the first time Ronaldo has been at the center of controversy since joining Al-Nassr, but he continues to lead the league in goals and is also competing in the Asian Champions League.
Cristiano Ronaldo has been given a one-match ban and fined by the Saudi Football Federation for making an obscene gesture towards Al Shabab supporters after Al Nassr's 3-2 win. The Portuguese star will have to pay a fine of 10,000 Saudi riyals to the Saudi Football Federation and 20,000 riyals to Al Shabab. This decision is not subject to appeal. This is not the first time Ronaldo has been involved in such controversy, as in April 2023, he appeared to grab his genitals during a league game.
Cristiano Ronaldo faces heavy criticism and a potential suspension after appearing to make an offensive gesture towards Al Shabab supporters following Al Nassr's victory in a Saudi Pro League match. The incident, not captured by television cameras, has sparked swift backlash and an investigation by the Saudi football federation. Ronaldo's availability for the next match is in jeopardy, despite leading the league with 22 goals this season since joining Al Nassr in December 2022.