In Saudi Arabia, the really big guns are brought out. With Cristiano Ronaldo’s (37) move to the desert nation becoming more concrete, a former colleague of the Portuguese could also soon appear for Al Nassr FC.
As reported by ‘Marca’, Ronaldo is to be officially presented as a new player for the Saudi first division club on January 1st. With that, those responsible for the club would give their supporters an extremely expensive New Year’s present. Ronaldo should earn around 200 million euros in two and a half years and then advertise as an ambassador for the 2030 World Cup in Saudi Arabia – of course also extremely lucratively remunerated.
First CR7, then Ramos?
FT recently reported that Chelsea’s N’Golo Kanté (31) is also at the top of the Saudi club’s list. Now the ‘Marca’ throws the name of the next top star into the round. Al Nassr is said to be digging hard on Sergio Ramos (36) from Paris St. Germain. One would like to guide the Spanish central defender to Saudi Arabia from the summer. Then his contract with the French capital club expires.
According to the Spanish daily, Ramos still has great sporting ambitions. On the one hand he wants to win the Champions League with PSG, on the other hand he has not finally written off the Spanish national team.
Al Nassr’s president and sporting director have already signed up for a trip to Ramos’ old home of Madrid, it is said. They want to make him an offer there to convince him to move to the Pro League.
