Is Cristiano Ronaldo's future at Al Nassr uncertain?
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Is Cristiano Ronaldo's future at Al Nassr uncertain?

Cristiano Ronaldo is reportedly not happy with the state of affairs at Al Nassr
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Portuguese football legend Cristiano Ronaldo has hit a roadblock on his journey in Saudi Arabia. According to media reports, the football star's stint at Al Nassr might come to an abrupt end in the summer.

The soon to be 41-year-old was notably missing from the Al Nassr squad when they defeated Al Riyadh in the Saudi Pro League.

Cristiano Ronaldo is reportedly frustrated with the Saudi Arabian club, Al Nassr

Multiple reports suggest that football superstar Cristiano Ronaldo might return to Europe or make an unexpected move to USA's Major League Soccer after increasing frustration with his current club, Al Nassr.

It has been reported that the former Manchester United star is not pleased with the affairs at the Saudi Arabian club and was also not part of Al Nassr's recent win over Al Riyadh. Naturally, this has led to speculation of a sudden exit in the summer.

Al Nassr has been struggling with funding and the Portuguese feels that his club is not being financially supported like rival clubs such as Al Hilal, Al Ahli and Al Ittihad, also controlled by Public Investment Fund (PIF).

Due to the financial constraint, the recent signings of Al Nassr have not been at par with its rival teams. So, Ronaldo probably does not see the club as a winning project anymore.

Cristiano Ronaldo has still not gotten his hands on a Saudi League trophy and with Al Hilal leading the league table currently and other circumstances considered, chances for him to win it this season seem quite slim.

Moreover, reports have further revealed that Al Nassr officials are not on the same page with Ronaldo and have asked him to return to the field.

The footballer's record breaking contract entitled him to a pay of approximately £500,000 a day and also enables him to exit in the summer, owing to a €50 million (£43m) summer release clause.

Cristiano Ronaldo, about to turn 41 on February 5, 2026, is not ready to give up yet and continues to chase glory. Hence, fans will not be surprised if he chooses to leave Al Nassr and move on to a club with better prospects.

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