Doha - (AFP) - The Saudi club Al-Nasr is in contact with the Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo, who recently separated from Manchester United, to join his ranks, but nothing was signed until Monday, according to what Agence France-Presse learned from sources within the capital club.

And the Spanish newspaper “Marca” claimed on Monday that Ronaldo will play with Al-Nasr starting in January, after he was left without a team after his separation from United, due to his public criticism of the club and its Dutch coach, Eric ten Hag.

An official at Al-Nasr Club revealed to France Press, on condition of anonymity, that the 37-year-old "did not sign."

In the middle of last week, another source inside the Saudi club confirmed the fact that there were "serious negotiations", and even indicated the possibility of the signing taking place in Doha, where the World Cup finals will be held, in which "CR7" will participate with his country's national team.
But this source added that there are still points to be settled "on the issue of image rights".

And on November 23, in the midst of the Qatar World Cup finals, the decision was made to separate Ronaldo and United by "mutual agreement."

The Portuguese star returned to the “Red Devils” in 2021 to go through his second experience with him, after a first that extended from 2003 to 2009, before leaving him to join Spanish Real Madrid, where he won all possible titles, including four in the Champions League.

The only player to score in five consecutive editions of the World Cup, on Tuesday, will play the World Cup final price match against Switzerland against Switzerland.
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