Ronaldo to Decide on Al-Nasr After the World Cup
Cristiano Ronaldo has asked Al-Nasr's management for independence in the transfer market, with the goal of shaping the team's lineup and making key decisions.
Cristiano Ronaldo has decided on his future with Al-Nasr after the World Cup.
According to reports, the Portuguese star wants to increase his influence on the Saudi club's transfer policy.
365Scores Arabic reports that Ronaldo has asked Al-Nasr's management for independence in the transfer market, with the goal of shaping the team's lineup and making key decisions without external interference.
Ronaldo aims to create a long-term project at Al-Nasr, competing for domestic and Asian titles.
One of the club's main transfer targets is reportedly Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes, with Al-Nasr considering another attempt to sign the Portuguese midfielder.
Before starting official negotiations, the Saudi club wants to determine Fernandes' financial demands, while Ronaldo is reportedly willing to personally persuade his national team colleague to join him in Riyadh.
Meanwhile, Al-Nasr has obtained the necessary financial sustainability certificate to register new players before the summer transfer window.
According to Al-Riyadiyah, the club has no outstanding debts or obligations to the Saudi Arabian Sports Ministry or local league, and has received state funding that could be used to sign top players.
Ronaldo played five games and scored three goals at the 2026 World Cup, becoming the first player to score in six World Cups and taking his total World Cup goals to 11.