Specifically, a Tiktok user posted a video recording the reaction of a character who is said to be the director of Al Nassr after the team’s 1-3 defeat to Al Ittihad in the semi-finals of the Saudi Super Cup. In the clip cited by Marca, the director of Al Nassr expressed his disappointment, repeatedly waving his hand and saying: “I spent 200 million euros and he only knows: Siuuu (Ronaldo’s type of celebration). This is unacceptable. He is useless.”

Image of a figure believed to be the director of Al Nassr criticizing Ronaldo.Ronaldo joined Al Nassr on January 3 with a record contract with a term of 2.5 years and a salary of 100 million euros per season. Since arriving at Mrsool Park’s home team, in addition to a brace scored in a friendly match against PSG, CR7 has been left empty-handed in the first two matches for Al Nassr.According to Marca, it is not clear whether the character in the clip is the director of Al Nassr, but in fact, the disappointment of the leadership and the team’s fans with Ronaldo is real. . Immediately after the match between Al Nassr and Al Ittihad ended, the image of two Al Nassr fans taking turns stepping on Ronaldo’s iconic number 7 shirt was recorded and posted on Twitter.

CAl Nassr fans take turns stepping on Ronaldo’s iconic number 7 shirt.

Currently, Ronaldo is still actively preparing for the next match of Al Nassr Club against Al Fateh in the Saudi Arabian National Championship. Many information believe that the Portuguese striker must have a goal and help the home team find victory if they do not want to be on the bench in the next matches of Al Nassr.

Al-Nassr boss confirms Ronaldo’s contract plan has changed after just two games

Al-Nassr boss Rudi Garcia has claimed that Cristiano Ronaldo will not end his football career at the club and he will return to European football.

Things have not gone entirely to plan for the Portuguese superstar after completing a stunning move to the Saudi Arabian club earlier this month. Garcia’s league leaders were dumped out of the Saudi Super Cup by close rivals Al-Ittihad on Thursday, with captain Ronaldo blanking once again following his goalless debut appearance last Sunday.

Garcia did not shy away from criticising his new talisman for missing a glorious chance during the game. “One of the things that changed the course of the match was Cristiano’s missed opportunity in the first half,” the boss assessed after the game.

The boss did not hold back in what he felt was wrong with the Portuguese superstar’s integration into his team. Garcia was critical of his teammates for passing to him too frequently while also claiming that Ronaldo’s positioning was too similar to that of teammate Anderson Talisca.

Ronaldo’s decision to move to the Saudi Arabian club came after no European club was prepared to offer him a contract last summer. The player’s wage demands coupled with his diminishing returns on the pitch and advancing years ensured that his options were limited.

During his bombshell interview with Piers Morgan that ended his relationship with Manchester United by mutual consent in November, Ronaldo confidently agreed that his decision to reject a move to the Middle East showed how keen he was to still compete at the top level in Europe.

Ronaldo is yet to score for Al-Nassr in a competitive match since signing

“If it was just about money, you’d be in Saudi Arabia earning this king’s ransom, but that’s not what motivates you,” Morgan preened at Ronaldo, before adding: “You want to keep at the top.” Ronaldo, in nodding acknowledgement, responded: “Exactly.”

Ronaldo said upon his move to the Middle East that his career in European club football is ‘over’ and declared: “I am fortunate that I have won everything I set out to win in European football. I feel now that this is the right moment to share my experience in Asia.”

Al-Nassr boss Garcia has now said: “He is one of the best players in the world. He will not finish his career at Al-Nassr, he will return to Europe.” This contradicts reports, including from ESPN, from earlier this month that claimed Ronaldo’s plan was to retire at the club – as suggested by the player himself.

Ronaldo has been criticised in some quarters for choosing to end his career in Saudi Arabia. Former Liverpool star Jamie Carragher compared him negatively with Messi, following the Argentine’s World Cup win.

“In some ways, it’s a sad end for him, Carragher told Sky Sports. “Two of the greatest players in Messi and Ronaldo – Ronaldo has finished his career during an interview with Piers Morgan and Messi has won the World Cup. It’s not the best way to go out.”