Cristiano Ronaldo's contract with Al-Nassr ends in June, allowing him to negotiate with other clubs. Saudi Arabia is trying to retain him, and Al-Nassr hopes for a contract extension. Multiple clubs are interested in signing him for the Club World Cup, including potentially Inter Miami. Ronaldo hinted at leaving Saudi Arabia with a post stating, 'This chapter is closed. The story? That has yet to be written. Thank you for everything.' Al-Nassr's sporting director, Fernando Hierro, expressed a desire to extend Ronaldo's contract, acknowledging the interest from many clubs.

Cristiano Ronaldo, aged 40, expressed his desire to leave Al Nassr after the end of the Saudi league season. He aims to participate in the Club World Cup starting on June 14, which would be his last opportunity due to the tournament's four-year cycle. Lionel Messi, playing for Inter Miami, awaits him there for a potential rivalry. According to Sky Sports UK, negotiations are ongoing for Ronaldo to play in the United States, although no official statements have been made.

Cristiano Ronaldo joining forces with Lionel Messi at Inter Miami is a possibility. FIFA President Gianni Infantino mentioned 'maybe, it could be' when asked about this potential transfer.

Cristiano Ronaldo is interested in playing the Club World Cup. There are reports from England suggesting he is open to a transitional contract, almost like a project, for the World Cup, after which he will choose his destination. His contract expires at the end of the season, making this his only opportunity to play in the competition, which will be held in 2029. Inter Miami, a club associated with Lionel Messi, is one of the potential clubs mentioned for his move.