Portuguese celebrity Cristiano Ronaldo is but to make his Al Nassr debut because the Saudi membership has reportedly exceeded its quota for overseas gamers. When he was unveiled with nice fanfare on Tuesday, the 37-year-old mentioned he was eager to play as quickly as doable, beginning with Thursday’s house sport towards Al Ta’ee. But Ronaldo, whose deal is price an estimated 200 million euros to June 2025, is Al Nassr’s ninth overseas participant — yet one more than the eight allowed by Saudi soccer authorities, mentioned an AFP report.
Though not part of the workforce on the enjoying floor but, Ronaldo is ensuring he cheers his teammates from wherever he’s.

Al-Nassr shared a video on social media by which the participant may very well be seen celebrating the workforce’s objective towards Al-Ta’ee in Saudi Pro League from the coaching room.

Watch it right here:

Ronaldo’s response to @talisca_aa‘s 2nd Goal pic.twitter.com/6s1hLRFLAj

— AlNassr FC (@AlNassrFC_EN) January 6, 2023

Al-Nassr gained the sport 2-0 to consolidate the highest spot in desk. They now have 29 factors of their kitty from 12 matches, whereas Al-Shabab are on the second spot with a spot of 4 factors and having performed a sport much less.

“Al Nassr has not registered him yet because there is no vacancy for a foreign player,” a membership official advised AFP.

“A foreign player must leave to register Ronaldo, either by selling or by terminating the contract by mutual consent.”

Al Nassr’s overseas contingent contains Colombian goalkeeper David Ospina, Brazilian midfielder Luiz Gustavo and forwards Anderson Talisca of Brazil and Vincent Aboubakar of Cameroon.

(With AFP Inputs)

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