The contract of Cristiano Ronaldo with al nassr one of the most important of the season has generated a lot of controversy, not only because of the millions around the Portuguese, but because of some supposed clauses that had to do with the future of the Portuguese in the Premier League and a future job away from the pitches towards 2030, situations that the club has denied.
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The Arab cadre used its social networks to deny some speculation about the agreement that was signed on December 30, and in its first point it clarified that the contract of CR7 does not commit you to any campaign before the FIFA as ambassador of Saudi Arabia in an alleged dispute with Egypt Y Greece facing the World Cup 2030.
“Al Nassr FC clarifies that, contrary to published news, Cristiano Ronaldo’s contract with the club does not imply commitments to any World Cup bid. His main focus is Al Nassr and working with his teammates to help the club achieve success.”, commented the painting from his account Twitter.
The huge increase in followers after the arrival of Cristiano. (Photo: Al-Nassr)
The international press reported on this candidacy that Saudi Arabia is expected to propose and that would include Greece and Egypt, to host the 2030 World Cup, where Spain, Portugal and Ukraine will also compete. In addition, the South American candidacy where Argentina, Chile, Uruguay and Paraguay would be proposed.
Nothing with Newcastle United
The lengthy contract Cristiano Ronaldo It also generated speculation about a possible return of the Premier League, taking into account the owner of al nassris the owner of Newcastle United club that could benefit from the transfer of ‘Bug’ if the team qualifies Champions League.
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“It is not true that we have that kind of clause. We wish Cristiano all the best in his new chapter, but there is no truth to that from our perspective.”, said Eddi How, coach of the ‘magpies’, who acknowledged that this will not happen.
