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After Duran, Mane is likely to leave Al Nassr. |
CR7 once left open the possibility of making a final transfer in his career when his old contract expired on June 30. However, the Portuguese striker has signed a new contract with a term of 2 more years, lasting until he turns 42.
According to The Telegraph , the contract is worth up to £340 million a year - including the use of a £4 million private jet, 16 full-time support staff and huge bonuses. Ronaldo has even been promised an ambassadorial role when he hangs up his boots.
Shortly after Ronaldo signed, Al Nassr parted ways with Jhon Duran, even though the former Aston Villa striker had only been with the club for six months. The Colombian striker joined Al Nassr for £65 million, earning £320,000 a week, and had an impressive start with four goals in three games.
However, according to British media, internal turmoil and the inability to find a place next to Ronaldo have prompted Duran to prepare to return to Europe, most likely to go on loan to coach Jose Mourinho's Fenerbahce.
Not stopping there, The Guardian revealed that Sadio Mane is also considering leaving. Joining Al Nassr from Bayern Munich in the summer of 2023, Mane scored 37 goals in 97 matches. However, his influence was completely overshadowed by Ronaldo, causing the Senegalese star to consider finding a new destination this summer.
Despite scoring 99 goals and being the top scorer in the Saudi Pro League for two consecutive seasons, Ronaldo has yet to bring home any major titles for Al Nassr. In a recent interview, CR7 admitted that he is eager to change the color of his trophy room: "I still believe in that goal. That's why I extended my contract for two more years. I believe I will be a champion in Saudi Arabia."
Ronaldo also affirmed that his attachment to this Middle Eastern country does not stop at football: "I stay not only to play football, but also because I want to contribute to the development of this country forever."
Source: https://znews.vn/ronaldo-khien-al-nassr-day-song-post1565575.html
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