Cristiano Ronaldo brought his stint to all – Nassr, as only he knows how to score. He was the first to stand on the scoreboard in the way of tonight Away at al-Fateh-a header in 42 minutes that was almost immediately canceled by the hosts, who won the match 3-2.
It would have been nice to bend with a victory, but the 40-year-old achieves a new milestone-800 career goals at club level and his second Pro League Golden Boot Award. Now, after playing his last game for Al-Nassr, he is set up his next move.
His contract with the Saudi Pro League side ends on 30 June and brings an end to a three-year period period, but there is a chance that Cristiano could be moving much earlier.
The player even hinted so much – tonight – published a message on X in which he suggested that he is ready for a new challenge. “This chapter is over. The story? Still written. All grateful.” He wrote.
Cristiano strives to achieve 1,000 goals
Cristiano ends his time in Al -Nassr only one goal to achieve his century – only one goal closer to his ultimate goal of achieving 1,000 goals during his entire professional career. His general count is 936, which means that he has another 64 goals to achieve his target.
There have been many rumors about where CR7 could go the next – possibly one of the 32 teams participating in the club World Cup this summer in the United States. And because FIFA has opened a special window for clubs that want to strengthen their squadrons before the tournament, he could become a member of another team before the window closes on 10 June.
In theory, Cristiano applies to play in the club World Cup with a participating team and then sign a new contract with another club for the 2025-26 season (or even renewed Al-Nassr, although from his mail, that seems unlikely). Because he is under contract until the end of next month, he should reach an agreement with Al-Nassr to release him early to play the club World Cup.
Possible CWC teams that can sign Cristiano
Al-Hilal is mentioned as one potential destination, as well as various Brazilian sides, including: Botafogo, Flamengo, Palmeiras and Fluminense.
And since Cristiano still regularly gets playing time with Portugal, there is another source to keep striving for his 1,000-target dream. As it looks now, he scored 136 goals in 2019 performances for the national team – more than anyone in history. He gets his first chance to stimulate his goals in the semi -final of the Nations League against Germany on 4 June.
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