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RIYADH: Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo said his "work is done" in Europe, adding that he is relishing new challenges both on and off the pitch after being unveiled as a player of Saudi Arabian club Al Nassr on Tuesday (Jan 3).
Cristiano Ronaldo said he was a "unique" player for moving to Saudi Arabia and that he was hungry for more success after arriving at Riyadh club Al Nassr on Tuesday.
Cristiano Ronaldo declared "in Europe, my work is done" as he embraced a new frontier after being unveiled by Al Nassr on Tuesday evening.
Portuguese superstar Cristiano Ronaldo will be greeted by thousands of adoring fans in Riyadh after sealing a move to Saudi Arabia's Al Nassr.
A fan holds t-shirt bearing the name Ronaldo and number 7, at the Saudi Al Nassr FC shop in the Saudi capital Riyadh, on December 31, 2022. – Cristiano Ronaldo on December 30 signed for Al Nassr of Saudi Arabia, the club announced, in a deal believed to be worth more than 200 million euros. The 37-year-old penned a contract which will take him to June 2025. (Photo by Fayez Nureldine / AFP)
RIYADH: Portuguese superstar Cristiano Ronaldo arrived in Riyadh ahead of his grand unveiling before thousands of fans at Saudi Arabia's Al Nassr club on Tuesday (Jan 3), after sealing a shock move estimated at more than €200 million.
Al-Nassr coach Rudi Garcia said the signing of Cristiano Ronaldo was a big step forward for Saudi Arabian football after the Portuguese forward arrived in Riyadh ahead of his official unveiling on Tuesday. Ronaldo, who was a free agent following his acrimonious split with Manchester United in November, joined Al-Nassr last week on a 2-1/2 year deal estimated by media to be worth more than 200 million euros ($213.30 million).
Unwanted by Europe's elite clubs, Cristiano Ronaldo's steep decline has been laid bare by a move to Saudi Arabian side Al Nassr that signals the end of his reign as one of football's most feared strikers.