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According to reports from Portuguese newspaper A Bola, the Portuguese superstar will not be "present" in today's match that Al Nasr will play away against Al Riyadh, however his absence is not related to any injury problem, as reported by reports from Saudi Arabia.
The 41-year-old striker seems particularly unhappy with the management of Al Nasr, which is in fact controlled by the Saudi Arabian state. The state owns 75% of the shares in four Saudi Professional League teams: Al Nasr, Al Hilal, Al Ittihad and Al Ahli.
Ronaldo believes his team is at a disadvantage compared to the competition, as, despite coach Jorge Jesus' requests for reinforcements in transfers, the only addition was a 21-year-old Iraqi footballer.
At the same time, Al Hilal's leaders, who are +3 from Al Nasr, have already secured Pablo Mari from Benfica for 2 million euros, are preparing to spend 30 million euros on French striker Kanter Meite from Rennes, while it is rumored that they are also moving to secure Karim Benzema, who has not yet renewed his contract with Al Ittihad.
Despite the tension, Cristiano Ronaldo has a contract with Al Nasr until June 2027, while this season he has scored 18 goals and 3 assists in 22 appearances in all competitions, remaining the team's leader on the field.
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