According to reports, Ronaldo will play 45 minutes as he looks to get some game time under his belt ahead of his Al-Nassr debut on Sunday. The Portuguese forward missed the first two games since signing for the club due to serving a two-game ban handed to him by the English Football Association.

Highly anticipated due to being the potential final showdown between Messi and Ronaldo, more than two million online ticket requests have been submitted for the game. Bidding for a VIP “Beyond Imagination” ticket for the game has already gotten underway with over $2.66 million worth of bids being submitted in an auction set to end on Tuesday.

Following the PSG exhibition game, Ronaldo is expected to make his Al-Nassr debut in Sunday’s Saudi Pro League game against Al Ettifaq.

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Media reports have been circulating in which it has been suggested that the Portuguese forward, who signed a two-and-a-half-year contract with Al-Nassr last month, will be obligated to support the Saudi World Cup bid as per a binding contractual clause. The reports added that Ronaldo would be paid another €200 million in exchange.

“Al Nassr FC would like to clarify that contrary to news reports, Cristiano Ronaldo’s contract with Al Nassr does not entail commitments to any World Cup bids,” the club stated in the early hours of Wednesday morning.

Currently, Saudi Arabia is in the midst of working on its bid to host the 2030 FIFA World Cup. While bids officially opened last year, the winning bid will be selected at the FIFA Congress in 2024.

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According to a recent ESPN report, which cites sources close to the club, Man Utd is willing to let Ronaldo leave on a free transfer. And it appears this has been their stance for a while now.

While the club brass and new head coach Erik Ten Hag repeatedly said they want Ronaldo to stay, the behind-the-scenes events reportedly indicated otherwise. Still, despite both sides wanting to split, the 37-year-old player remained pat as there was a lack of interest in his services elsewhere. One of the reasons might be Ronaldo’s £500,000-a-week contract, while another could be his poor performances this season.

Despite being the club’s best scorer last season, Ronaldo hasn’t had much success in finding the net in 2022-23 and only has two goals. This wasn’t entirely his fault, as Ten Hag preferred to use him off the bench and has rarely given him a chance to start since taking over.

Manchester United is now hoping that Ronaldo can regain his form with Portugal’s national team during the World Cup 2022 and inspire interest in his services in January. The club would also be willing to accept a loan offer. 

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According to British outlet The Daily Star, Miami is eager to try and convince Ronaldo to swap the Premier League with MLS. They are ready to make him the highest-paid player in league history by far, with a figure of around $33 million annually being mentioned. Chicago Fire’s winger Xherdan Shaqiri is currently the league’s highest-paid player, with $8 million on an annual basis.

However, Inter is facing an uphill battle to make a move happen. Manchester United is reluctant to let Cristiano Ronaldo go considering that they are thin in the attacking department and don’t have much money to spend around in January on Ronaldo’s potential replacement.

It is also hard to believe that Ronaldo would be willing to come to the United States, at least now. The 37-year-old believes he can still perform at a high level and wants to join a club that can give him an opportunity to play in UEFA Champions League and compete for trophies.

 Under new Man Utd coach Erik Ten Hag, Ronaldo only nine games in all competitions and made one start in Premier League. He has managed to score only one goal so far.

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Reportedly, Ronaldo wants to play in UEFA Champions League, something that Man Utd can’t offer him this season. The 37-year-old player is aware that he doesn’t have many more years on the top level and wants to spend them chasing trophies. His preferred destination remains unclear at the moment, but Chelsea, Bayern Munich, and Napoli are mentioned as clubs that have an interest in the Portuguese superstar.

On the other hand, Manchester United is reluctant to see Ronaldo leave Old Trafford this summer. Despite some uncertainty about his overall impact on the team, the club still recognized that he is guaranteed to deliver a certain number of goals and that their options up front are far from ideal if he leaves. It is also believed that new manager Erik Ten Hag is eager to work with Ronaldo and views him as an important part of his plans.

The Ronaldo transfer saga is likely only at the beginning, and there might be several twists and turns before it resolves. Ronaldo recently made the first move, deciding not to join the rest of the team for the start of preseason. The official version is that Ronaldo is absent due to “family reasons,” but sources believe that this is just one of the tactics that should convince Man Utd to let him go.

Cristiano Ronaldo re-joined Manchester United last summer with a goal to help the club get back to its glory days. However, his second coming with the Premier League side has been disappointing so far. The club struggled in 2021-22, exiting the UCL in Round of 16 and finishing sixth in the domestic competition. Still, Ronaldo had a solid campaign individually, scoring 24 goals in all competitions.

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“Cristiano is a Real Madrid legend and has all my affection and respect,” Ancelotti wrote on Twitter. “I’ve never considered signing him. We look forward.”

Cristiano Ronaldo spent nine seasons with Real Madrid, during which he helped the club win two La Liga trophies and four Champions League honors. He also became the club’s top goalscorer in the process.

Ronaldo left Spain in 2018 and joined Seria A powerhouse Juventus. He won two league titles in Italy and continued to have individual success, but the club’s poor performances in the 2020-21 season and lack of success in European competition sparked rumors about the 36-year-old player’s exit.

Earlier in the summer, it was reported that Ronaldo wanted to leave Juve and had Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid as his preferred destinations. But options now seem to be off the table. PSG signed rival Lionel Messi in a blockbuster move earlier this month, while Ancelotti now ruled out his Santiago Bernabeu comeback.

The most realistic scenario for Ronaldo seems to be staying with Juventus for one more season and then deciding on the future once he becomes a free agent next summer.

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After dominating Italy for the past decade, Juve has been going through a rough period in 2020/21 and they currently sit 10 points behind leaders Inter Milan. This coupled with the club’s decision ahead of the season to go younger and install an inexperienced manager in Andrea Pirlo, is believed to be driving Ronaldo’s exit.

The reason why Juve placed such a low price tag on Ronaldo is his massive wage. The Portuguese star earns close to $40 million annually and clearing him off their books would greatly benefit the Italian club. Also, the 36-year-old player will be a free agent in the summer of 2022, which means he could walk away for free.

Ronaldo is believed to be open to the idea of leaving as well. Sources say that the player regrets his decision to leave Real Madrid in 2018 and would like to return to Spain.

During his two and a half-season with Juventus, Cristiano Ronaldo maintained his goalscoring tear and trophy-winning habits. He helped the club win two Seria A titles and two Supercoppa Italiana while netting 95 goals in just 123 games. In this season alone, Ronaldo has 30 goals from 34 contests.

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Ronaldo arrived to Juve from Real Madrid two years ago, putting up some impressive numbers and helping the club to continue their domination in Italy. However, there were rumors that the 35-year-old player is ready for a new challenge and wants to move on. Also, according to reports, his relationship with manager Maurizio Sarri isn’t the best.

But, if we are to believe his recent Instagram post, Ronaldo won’t leave Turin just yet.

“Happy to win the last two of the nine consecutive Serie A titles for Juventus!,” Ronaldo wrote while posting a photo of Juve celebrating the title. “It seems easy but it isn’t! Year after year with talent, dedication and hard work you can achieve your goals and be better than before! Let’s go for my third.”

Cristiano Ronaldo had an impressive season with Juventus, scoring 31 goals in Seria A and becoming just the third club’s player to eclipse the 30 goals mark in history. Ronaldo scored 35 times in all competitions while adding seven assists.

Ronaldo can still add to his tally, as Juve is set to play in UEFA Champions League later this month. Italian giants will resume the European campaign in the round-of-16 rematch against Lyon. The French club won the first game 1-0.

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Fonte recently had a chat with talkSPORT and told the media outlet that he thinks Ronaldo could eventually return to Real.

“I know he loves Madrid, that’s for sure,” said Fonte.”It’s clear that he loves the club itself, it’s one of the biggest clubs in the world, if not the biggest.”

“He’s left many, many friends there and he’s always left the door open,” he added. “So I wouldn’t be surprised if he goes back to Real Madrid.”

Recently, rumors appeared that Cristiano Ronaldo is unhappy in Turin, and that he would consider leaving Juventus after this season. And considering that Real Madrid struggled since letting him go, Ronaldo would probably be welcomed to return to Spain.

Ronaldo played in Madrid between 2009 and 2018, during which time he won every trophy imaginable with the club including two La Liga titles and four Champions League trophies. He made a total of 438 appearances with the club in all competitions, scoring an astonishing number of 450 goals.

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According to the reports, Real Madrid wants to keep Cristiano Ronaldo but the Portuguese superstar (and five-time Ballon d’Or winner) wants out. After several unsuccessful attempts to repair the relationship with Ronaldo, Real finally caved in and is ready to let the player go for around $116 million. Juventus is ready to spend that kind of money right away, and they also managed to get Ronaldo to accept a four-year, $35 million contract.

Despite enjoying major success with the club, Cristiano Ronaldo has become unhappy with Real Madrid in recent months. He reportedly feels like the club doesn’t give him the respect he deserves and is hurt by the fact that they started looking for his replacement. Ronaldo was also promised a new deal last season according to sources but failed to get one until now.

This isn’t the first time for Juventus to try and acquire Cristiano Ronaldo. Italian giants have tried to get Ronaldo when he was a teenager playing for Sporting, but the transfer broke down since Marcelo Salas, who was offered in exchange, refused to go to Portugal.

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According to reports, Ronaldo will play 45 minutes as he looks to get some game time under his belt ahead of his Al-Nassr debut on Sunday. The Portuguese forward missed the first two games since signing for the club due to serving a two-game ban handed to him by the English Football Association.

Highly anticipated due to being the potential final showdown between Messi and Ronaldo, more than two million online ticket requests have been submitted for the game. Bidding for a VIP “Beyond Imagination” ticket for the game has already gotten underway with over $2.66 million worth of bids being submitted in an auction set to end on Tuesday.

Following the PSG exhibition game, Ronaldo is expected to make his Al-Nassr debut in Sunday’s Saudi Pro League game against Al Ettifaq.

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Media reports have been circulating in which it has been suggested that the Portuguese forward, who signed a two-and-a-half-year contract with Al-Nassr last month, will be obligated to support the Saudi World Cup bid as per a binding contractual clause. The reports added that Ronaldo would be paid another €200 million in exchange.

“Al Nassr FC would like to clarify that contrary to news reports, Cristiano Ronaldo’s contract with Al Nassr does not entail commitments to any World Cup bids,” the club stated in the early hours of Wednesday morning.

Currently, Saudi Arabia is in the midst of working on its bid to host the 2030 FIFA World Cup. While bids officially opened last year, the winning bid will be selected at the FIFA Congress in 2024.

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According to a recent ESPN report, which cites sources close to the club, Man Utd is willing to let Ronaldo leave on a free transfer. And it appears this has been their stance for a while now.

While the club brass and new head coach Erik Ten Hag repeatedly said they want Ronaldo to stay, the behind-the-scenes events reportedly indicated otherwise. Still, despite both sides wanting to split, the 37-year-old player remained pat as there was a lack of interest in his services elsewhere. One of the reasons might be Ronaldo’s £500,000-a-week contract, while another could be his poor performances this season.

Despite being the club’s best scorer last season, Ronaldo hasn’t had much success in finding the net in 2022-23 and only has two goals. This wasn’t entirely his fault, as Ten Hag preferred to use him off the bench and has rarely given him a chance to start since taking over.

Manchester United is now hoping that Ronaldo can regain his form with Portugal’s national team during the World Cup 2022 and inspire interest in his services in January. The club would also be willing to accept a loan offer. 

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According to British outlet The Daily Star, Miami is eager to try and convince Ronaldo to swap the Premier League with MLS. They are ready to make him the highest-paid player in league history by far, with a figure of around $33 million annually being mentioned. Chicago Fire’s winger Xherdan Shaqiri is currently the league’s highest-paid player, with $8 million on an annual basis.

However, Inter is facing an uphill battle to make a move happen. Manchester United is reluctant to let Cristiano Ronaldo go considering that they are thin in the attacking department and don’t have much money to spend around in January on Ronaldo’s potential replacement.

It is also hard to believe that Ronaldo would be willing to come to the United States, at least now. The 37-year-old believes he can still perform at a high level and wants to join a club that can give him an opportunity to play in UEFA Champions League and compete for trophies.

 Under new Man Utd coach Erik Ten Hag, Ronaldo only nine games in all competitions and made one start in Premier League. He has managed to score only one goal so far.

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Reportedly, Ronaldo wants to play in UEFA Champions League, something that Man Utd can’t offer him this season. The 37-year-old player is aware that he doesn’t have many more years on the top level and wants to spend them chasing trophies. His preferred destination remains unclear at the moment, but Chelsea, Bayern Munich, and Napoli are mentioned as clubs that have an interest in the Portuguese superstar.

On the other hand, Manchester United is reluctant to see Ronaldo leave Old Trafford this summer. Despite some uncertainty about his overall impact on the team, the club still recognized that he is guaranteed to deliver a certain number of goals and that their options up front are far from ideal if he leaves. It is also believed that new manager Erik Ten Hag is eager to work with Ronaldo and views him as an important part of his plans.

The Ronaldo transfer saga is likely only at the beginning, and there might be several twists and turns before it resolves. Ronaldo recently made the first move, deciding not to join the rest of the team for the start of preseason. The official version is that Ronaldo is absent due to “family reasons,” but sources believe that this is just one of the tactics that should convince Man Utd to let him go.

Cristiano Ronaldo re-joined Manchester United last summer with a goal to help the club get back to its glory days. However, his second coming with the Premier League side has been disappointing so far. The club struggled in 2021-22, exiting the UCL in Round of 16 and finishing sixth in the domestic competition. Still, Ronaldo had a solid campaign individually, scoring 24 goals in all competitions.

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“Cristiano is a Real Madrid legend and has all my affection and respect,” Ancelotti wrote on Twitter. “I’ve never considered signing him. We look forward.”

Cristiano Ronaldo spent nine seasons with Real Madrid, during which he helped the club win two La Liga trophies and four Champions League honors. He also became the club’s top goalscorer in the process.

Ronaldo left Spain in 2018 and joined Seria A powerhouse Juventus. He won two league titles in Italy and continued to have individual success, but the club’s poor performances in the 2020-21 season and lack of success in European competition sparked rumors about the 36-year-old player’s exit.

Earlier in the summer, it was reported that Ronaldo wanted to leave Juve and had Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid as his preferred destinations. But options now seem to be off the table. PSG signed rival Lionel Messi in a blockbuster move earlier this month, while Ancelotti now ruled out his Santiago Bernabeu comeback.

The most realistic scenario for Ronaldo seems to be staying with Juventus for one more season and then deciding on the future once he becomes a free agent next summer.

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After dominating Italy for the past decade, Juve has been going through a rough period in 2020/21 and they currently sit 10 points behind leaders Inter Milan. This coupled with the club’s decision ahead of the season to go younger and install an inexperienced manager in Andrea Pirlo, is believed to be driving Ronaldo’s exit.

The reason why Juve placed such a low price tag on Ronaldo is his massive wage. The Portuguese star earns close to $40 million annually and clearing him off their books would greatly benefit the Italian club. Also, the 36-year-old player will be a free agent in the summer of 2022, which means he could walk away for free.

Ronaldo is believed to be open to the idea of leaving as well. Sources say that the player regrets his decision to leave Real Madrid in 2018 and would like to return to Spain.

During his two and a half-season with Juventus, Cristiano Ronaldo maintained his goalscoring tear and trophy-winning habits. He helped the club win two Seria A titles and two Supercoppa Italiana while netting 95 goals in just 123 games. In this season alone, Ronaldo has 30 goals from 34 contests.

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Ronaldo arrived to Juve from Real Madrid two years ago, putting up some impressive numbers and helping the club to continue their domination in Italy. However, there were rumors that the 35-year-old player is ready for a new challenge and wants to move on. Also, according to reports, his relationship with manager Maurizio Sarri isn’t the best.

But, if we are to believe his recent Instagram post, Ronaldo won’t leave Turin just yet.

“Happy to win the last two of the nine consecutive Serie A titles for Juventus!,” Ronaldo wrote while posting a photo of Juve celebrating the title. “It seems easy but it isn’t! Year after year with talent, dedication and hard work you can achieve your goals and be better than before! Let’s go for my third.”

Cristiano Ronaldo had an impressive season with Juventus, scoring 31 goals in Seria A and becoming just the third club’s player to eclipse the 30 goals mark in history. Ronaldo scored 35 times in all competitions while adding seven assists.

Ronaldo can still add to his tally, as Juve is set to play in UEFA Champions League later this month. Italian giants will resume the European campaign in the round-of-16 rematch against Lyon. The French club won the first game 1-0.

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Fonte recently had a chat with talkSPORT and told the media outlet that he thinks Ronaldo could eventually return to Real.

“I know he loves Madrid, that’s for sure,” said Fonte.”It’s clear that he loves the club itself, it’s one of the biggest clubs in the world, if not the biggest.”

“He’s left many, many friends there and he’s always left the door open,” he added. “So I wouldn’t be surprised if he goes back to Real Madrid.”

Recently, rumors appeared that Cristiano Ronaldo is unhappy in Turin, and that he would consider leaving Juventus after this season. And considering that Real Madrid struggled since letting him go, Ronaldo would probably be welcomed to return to Spain.

Ronaldo played in Madrid between 2009 and 2018, during which time he won every trophy imaginable with the club including two La Liga titles and four Champions League trophies. He made a total of 438 appearances with the club in all competitions, scoring an astonishing number of 450 goals.

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According to the reports, Real Madrid wants to keep Cristiano Ronaldo but the Portuguese superstar (and five-time Ballon d’Or winner) wants out. After several unsuccessful attempts to repair the relationship with Ronaldo, Real finally caved in and is ready to let the player go for around $116 million. Juventus is ready to spend that kind of money right away, and they also managed to get Ronaldo to accept a four-year, $35 million contract.

Despite enjoying major success with the club, Cristiano Ronaldo has become unhappy with Real Madrid in recent months. He reportedly feels like the club doesn’t give him the respect he deserves and is hurt by the fact that they started looking for his replacement. Ronaldo was also promised a new deal last season according to sources but failed to get one until now.

This isn’t the first time for Juventus to try and acquire Cristiano Ronaldo. Italian giants have tried to get Ronaldo when he was a teenager playing for Sporting, but the transfer broke down since Marcelo Salas, who was offered in exchange, refused to go to Portugal.

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