Cristiano Ronaldo is showing that his signing with Al Nassr will allow him to continue scoring goals for a good while. The Portuguese attacker made his debut on January 22, 2023 and during this time he has already made it clear that magic and talent do not disappear so easily.
Cristiano Ronaldo’s arrival at Al Nassr sparked all kinds of criticism and rumors. After the elimination of Portugal in Qatar 2022, it was said that the ‘Commander’ was going to sign this contract to later retire and he denied it; In addition, he said that he wants to change the world’s view of Saudi Arabia.
For now, though, he’s spoken and responded more where fans like to see him: on the court. CR7 boasts good numbers in his first months with the Arab squad and uncovered with his first hat-trick in the League to beat Damac.
Cristiano Ronaldo’s numbers that reflect his great moment with Al Nassr
Cristiano Ronaldo’s first goal as an Al Nassr footballer came in a friendly match; however, managed to be officially released during the first days of February, charging a penalty. From then on we have seen goals and assists from a legend that remains on fire.
At 38 years of age, the word “retirement” constantly appears in questions about CR7. But if we have seen something in his last 4 games, it is that this possibility is not a reality, but a rumor that seems to dissipate at least for a while.
After scoring for the first time for Al Nassr, Cristiano Ronaldo has been involved in the last goals of the team. Before scoring 3 times against Damac, the Portuguese registered two assists and his first poker in Arab football, against Al Wahda.
We are in Matchday 25 of the Saudi League and Al Nassr is second behind Al Ittihad, for now, with a difference of only three points. But It is no secret that the ‘Commander’ has many opportunities to score more timesthough the post and other factors tell you no.
so with 12 goals and 2 assists in 15 games, CR7 boasts a great adaptation to a completely new football for him. Could it be that we will see him champion in the coming months?
