Cristiano Ronaldo’s tenure at Al-Nassr could be nearing its end as he stirred speculation about his future with a recent social media post. The 40-year-old Portuguese striker shared a message with his 115 million followers on X, stating, “This chapter is over,” accompanied by a photo in an Al-Nassr jersey. He expressed gratitude, hinting that his story is “still being written.”
Ronaldo joined Al-Nassr in late 2022, and his contract is set to expire in June 2023. Despite not officially announcing his departure, the implication of his message suggests he may be departing the Saudi Arabian club. FIFA President Gianni Infantino fueled further speculation by mentioning that Ronaldo could potentially participate in the upcoming Club World Cup, starting June 14, due to a unique transfer window for the tournament. Infantino noted ongoing discussions with various clubs about Ronaldo’s future, leaving the door open for new opportunities.
Al-Nassr finished third in the Saudi Pro League this season and, as a result, did not qualify for the Club World Cup, where Ronaldo’s rival Lionel Messi will represent Inter Miami. While Infantino’s comments have generated buzz, Ronaldo has yet to publicly respond to these developments. As the football world awaits official news, one thing remains clear: Ronaldo’s next chapter is on the horizon, as he seeks new adventures in his illustrious career.
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