Former #Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers greets Cristiano Ronaldo before... beating his Al Nassr team 2-1. Ronaldo scored a late penalty in the match but it wasn’t enough as Rodgers made it three wins in a row in Saudi.show more

🚨Cristiano Ronaldo in the Team Of The Year as... A Midfielder in 2004 Meanwhile Messi has never made any TOTY as a Midfielder How Many Goals Would Ronaldo have if he started his career as a forward like Messi🤯show more

🚨Brazilian Ronaldo Played In Serie A in his Absolute... Prime and Only Scored 59 Goals in 7 Long Seasons Meanwhile Cristiano Ronaldo Scored 81 goals in Just 3 seasons at the Age Of 34-37 Who's the Real Ronaldo ?🤯show more

Ancelotti: “There is a player who is more dangerous... than Cristiano Ronaldo, it's the Cristiano Ronaldo who didn't score in the last match.” A decade later, he's still proving it rightshow more

🚨Gary Lineker: “I’d Rank Brazilian Ronaldo Ahead of Him”... Brazilian Ronaldo Played In Serie A in his Absolute Prime and Only Scored 59 Goals in 7 Long Seasons Meanwhile Cristiano Ronaldo Scored 81 goals in Just 3 seasons at the Age Of 34-37 Who's the Real Ronaldo ?🤯show more

Cristiano Ronaldo is reportedly considering leaving Saudi Arabian side... Al-Nassr in the summer, with a return to Europe or a move to the MLS considered potential options. The 40-year-old, who, on a contract worth £488,000 per day, is the highest-paid footballer in history, began a strike earlier this week. Ronaldo is claimed to unhappy with the manner in which Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) is handling Al-Nassr's finances, particularly in comparison to how they are treating rival clubs. The PIF controls a 75 per cent stake in four Saudi Pro League clubs — Al-Ahli, Al-Ittihad, Al-Hilal and Ronaldo's Al-Nassr — and has been the driving force behind the league's ability to attract some of world football's biggest names on lucrative contracts. Al-Hilal completed the signing of Ronaldo's former Real Madrid team-mate Karim Benzema on Monday, moving from fellow Saudi Arabian side Al-Ittihad. Al-Hilal are currently one point clear of Ronaldo's Al-Nassr in the Saudi Pro League, with the veteran Portuguese star said to believe his club have not been treated fairly in the transfer market. According to Portuguese newspaper Record, Ronaldo's frustration has led to him considering leaving Al-Nassr in the summer. The report claims Ronaldo has a £43million (€50m) release clause, with the veteran having 18 months to run on a two-year deal he signed last summer. It remains to be seen whether any club would look to trigger the release clause, given Ronaldo is set to turn 41 on Thursday. It is claimed that a return to Europe or a move to the MLS could be possible options for Ronaldo. In December, Ronaldo hinted at a possible return to Europe as he reiterated his ambition to reach 1,000 career goals.show more

Brendan Rodgers has posed with a rifle in Saudi... Arabian robes in footage that prompted viewers to question if they were watching AI Rodgers, who has quickly settled into life managing Al-Qadsiah, took part in a promotional video for the kingdom’s “Founding Day” celebrationsshow more

Ronaldo Junior dropping defenders in a 3-2 victory against... Al-Ahli for U16 Al Nassr. 😍 Just like his father. ❤️show more

#OnThisDay 4th of December 2004: Roy Keane tore Cristiano... Ronaldo a new one for missing a chance. "Put it in the f***ing net you f***ing w**ker. F***ing prick" - Ronaldo scored with his next attemptshow more

Cristiano Ronaldo in 2023 … fast forward to now... , a team from the Saudi League has eliminated Manchester City from the Club World Cupshow more

🔵🟡🔙 Cristiano Ronaldo scores his career goal number 962... as soon as he returns in Al Nassr squad. The first one since turning 41. 🎂 رتيبان الدوسري | RTIBAN 🎥show more

Cristiano Ronaldo giving Cristiano Ronaldo Diogo Jota a kiss... on the chin in what turned out to be his final match for Portugal 💔…. Today he was added to the team’s World Cup squad. May his soul rest in peaceshow more

🚨Ronaldo Clutched and won Al Nassr the last 2... Game they were losing 1-0 to 2-1 & from 2-0 to 3-2 and has won all his games with Al Nassr. Meanwhile Messi hasn't Managed to win a Single Game in the last 5 Games Ronaldo Doesn't Need Infantino's Hand Holding to Win Games😤show more

Portugal’s Cristiano Ronaldo appears to whisper “Bismillah” (“In the... name of God”) before scoring a penalty against Croatia at the World Cup. Portugal beat Croatia 2-1 to set up a last-16 clash with Spain.show more

🚨 Zinedine Zidane about Cristiano Ronaldo in 2008: "He... scored 42 goals in a single season as a winger midfielder. That's the same number of goals I scored throughout my entire career." Messi fans will tell you Ronaldo was never a Midfielder Lmao 🤣😭show more

🚨Ronaldo Clutched and won Al Nassr the Game they... were losing 2-0 to 3-2 and has won all his games with Al Nassr. Meanwhile Messi hasn't Managed to win a Single Game in the last 5 Games Ronaldo Doesn't Need Infantino's Hand Holding to Win Games😤show more

🚨Messi In 2015: "Nobody has won 2 Champions League... in a Row. We'll make it happen" Cristiano Ronaldo then went on to win 3 Peat The Champions League. Messi's Dream is Ronaldo's Reality 🤯show more

🚨 JORGE JESUS HAS CONFIRMED THAT CRISTIANO RONALDO REMAINS... AN IMPORTANT PART OF HIS PLANS FOR THE PORTUGAL NATIONAL TEAM: "As long as Cristiano is Playing and is in a Good Condition, I will Select Him" Ronaldo will NOT RETIRE this year ❌🐐show more

🚨 Marc Cucurella was asked who gave him the... hardest time between Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo. 🎙️ Reporter: “Marc, as a left-back you’ve faced both Messi and Ronaldo in big games. Who was the tougher opponent for you personally?” 🗣️ Marc Cucurella: “They’re legends in completely different ways, but facing Cristiano Ronaldo in the World Cup was something else. “Even at 41, Ronaldo remains a massive threat. You can’t switch off for a second because one run or clever movement can create a chance out of nothing. Our team had to stay ultra-focused to handle him. “In that match, Portugal didn’t create much overall, but Ronaldo still managed a few dangerous moments and got shots away — it shows his incredible mentality and finishing instinct. He forces defenders into tough 1v1 situations with his speed and power. “With Messi it was more about collective organisation. We tried to stay compact, limit his space in between the lines, and make it hard for him to link up with teammates. “Personally, the intensity and constant danger Ronaldo brings, even when the team isn’t dominating, made him the harder one to face in that game. He’s a legend and it was special to share the pitch with him.”show more