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    Ronaldo May Leave Al-Nassr For Madrid

    SportsDayBy SportsDayMay 16, 2023No Comments1 Min Read
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    Cristiano Ronaldo is ready to return for a Real Madrid role, just months after joining Al-Nassr in Saudi Arabia.

    That’s according to a report from El Nacional(opens in new tab) in Spain, suggesting that the legendary Portuguese goalscorer is angling for his big return to Europe already. In November, CR7 had his Manchester United contract ripped up after an interview with Piers Morgan – in which he claimed he’d turned down a huge offer from Saudi Arabia.

    According to Saudi state media reports, via the Athletic (opens in new tab), Ronaldo earns £173m ($210m) a year at Al-Nassr, with £62m ($75.3m) coming purely from playing commitments and the rest spread across image rights and commercial or ambassadorial deals.

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