Team Talk reports on a significant transfer offer from a Brazilian club for Ronaldo. An unnamed Brazilian club, potentially Palmeiras, has sent Ronaldo’s camp a ‘major offer’ as they aim to complete an audacious transfer. This offer would open up the possibility of Ronaldo participating in the Club World Cup.

After a disappointing season at Al-Nassr without titles and Champions League qualification, rumors of Cristiano Ronaldo's possible departure continue. According to Spanish media, especially 'Marca', there is serious interest from Brazil, and a concrete offer has been made. Palmeiras is reportedly trying to attract Ronaldo with the prospect of participating in the Club World Cup. Although Palmeiras' club president Leila Pereira recently denied concrete negotiations, the club is said to be still making efforts in the background.

Marca reports that Palmeiras is also interested in Cristiano Ronaldo, and the club has had exchanges with the player. However, Al-Hilal remains the leading option. While the Brazilian club dreams of signing the Portuguese star, the possibility of him staying in Saudi Arabia with Al-Hilal is strong, as the move would allow Ronaldo to participate in the upcoming FIFA Club World Cup in the United States. Al-Hilal, currently second in the Saudi Pro League, is reportedly being encouraged by the PIF to secure Ronaldo, and the player is not opposed to this potential transfer.