Latest News
Cristiano Ronaldo Transfer from Al Nassr to Sporting CP
A report from El Nacional states that Cristiano Ronaldo will leave Al Nassr this summer to return to the Portuguese side Sporting CP.
A report from El Nacional states that Cristiano Ronaldo will leave Al Nassr this summer to return to the Portuguese side Sporting CP.
According to Football Transfers, links regarding Cristiano Ronaldo's potential return to his first professional club, Sporting CP, have been renewed this week, despite an improvement in the difficult relationship between the Portuguese forward and Al Nassr.
According to Football Transfers, links regarding Cristiano Ronaldo's potential return to his first professional club, Sporting CP, have been renewed this week, despite an improvement in the difficult relationship between the Portuguese forward and Al Nassr.
Cristiano Ronaldo remains in dispute with Al Nassr, and speculation that he will return to Sporting CP has increased after a deal was signed between his company, AVA CR7, and Sporting. Ronaldo is unhappy in Saudi Arabia and believes that other Pro League teams receive more favourable political backing than his Al Nassr team. There has been speculation he could leave in the summer, a year before his contract expires. A return to Sporting is a possibility, but he would have to make a significant financial sacrifice. With his company signing a contract to work with Sporting, Ronaldo has hinted that communication with the club is possible.
Cristiano Ronaldo remains in dispute with Al Nassr, and speculation that he will return to Sporting CP has increased after a deal was signed between his company, AVA CR7, and Sporting. Ronaldo is unhappy in Saudi Arabia and believes that other Pro League teams receive more favourable political backing than his Al Nassr team. There has been speculation he could leave in the summer, a year before his contract expires. A return to Sporting is a possibility, but he would have to make a significant financial sacrifice. With his company signing a contract to work with Sporting, Ronaldo has hinted that communication with the club is possible.
Cristiano Ronaldo has been linked with a return to Sporting Lisbon during a conflict with his current club, Al-Nassr. Ronaldo reportedly went on strike on Monday and was omitted from Jorge Jesus’ squad for the second time during a disagreement with the club’s majority owners, the Public Investment Fund. Ronaldo is angry about his team’s spending levels compared to Al-Ittihad, Al-Hilal, and Al-Ahli, following a January transfer window with little activity. The forward reportedly refused to play against Al-Ittihad and was not part of their 1-0 win at Al-Riyadh on Monday. The i Paper reports that Saudi chiefs are prepared for the Portugal captain's departure if he decides to leave in the summer. The Al-Nassr skipper has a contract until June 2027, but a reduced-price release clause of £43 million will be available to interested clubs this summer. Sporting Lisbon could re-sign Ronaldo if they can raise the necessary funds, but they would also need to consider his wages, which are currently £488,000 per day.
Cristiano Ronaldo has been linked with a return to Sporting Lisbon during a conflict with his current club, Al-Nassr. Ronaldo reportedly went on strike on Monday and was omitted from Jorge Jesus’ squad for the second time during a disagreement with the club’s majority owners, the Public Investment Fund. Ronaldo is angry about his team’s spending levels compared to Al-Ittihad, Al-Hilal, and Al-Ahli, following a January transfer window with little activity. The forward reportedly refused to play against Al-Ittihad and was not part of their 1-0 win at Al-Riyadh on Monday. The i Paper reports that Saudi chiefs are prepared for the Portugal captain's departure if he decides to leave in the summer. The Al-Nassr skipper has a contract until June 2027, but a reduced-price release clause of £43 million will be available to interested clubs this summer. Sporting Lisbon could re-sign Ronaldo if they can raise the necessary funds, but they would also need to consider his wages, which are currently £488,000 per day.
According to the Portuguese publication Record, Cristiano Ronaldo is increasingly unhappy and might seek a new challenge in the summer after he captains his country in the 2026 World Cup. A return to Europe is mentioned, with a potential move to his home club Sporting.
According to the Portuguese publication Record, Cristiano Ronaldo is increasingly unhappy and might seek a new challenge in the summer after he captains his country in the 2026 World Cup. A return to Europe is mentioned, with a potential move to his home club Sporting.
Ricardo Sá Pinto expressed hope that Cristiano Ronaldo could return to Sporting and finish his career at the club. Sá Pinto suggested that a potential return would be fantastic for everyone and described it as a beautiful story if Ronaldo were to finish his career at Sporting. He also stated that Sporting fans and Ronaldo deserve it. Sá Pinto suggested that Ronaldo could return even with a different number, referencing that the number 7 is currently being used by Quenda.
Ricardo Sá Pinto expressed hope that Cristiano Ronaldo could return to Sporting and finish his career at the club. Sá Pinto suggested that a potential return would be fantastic for everyone and described it as a beautiful story if Ronaldo were to finish his career at Sporting. He also stated that Sporting fans and Ronaldo deserve it. Sá Pinto suggested that Ronaldo could return even with a different number, referencing that the number 7 is currently being used by Quenda.
Cristiano Ronaldo's contract with Al-Nassr is about to expire and he has hinted at leaving the club. Despite being 40 years old, he remains a prolific goal scorer with 936 career goals. Sporting Lisbon, his original club, is one of the favorites to sign him. Ronaldo announced on social media that his chapter with Al-Nassr is over and he is grateful to everyone.
Cristiano Ronaldo's contract with Al-Nassr is about to expire and he has hinted at leaving the club. Despite being 40 years old, he remains a prolific goal scorer with 936 career goals. Sporting Lisbon, his original club, is one of the favorites to sign him. Ronaldo announced on social media that his chapter with Al-Nassr is over and he is grateful to everyone.
Goal.com reports on Cristiano Ronaldo's potential departure from Al-Nassr and the possible next steps in his career. Cristiano Ronaldo has appeared to announce he will be leaving Al-Nassr. He has ruled out retirement for now. Links to Sporting and MLS have been mentioned.
Goal.com reports on Cristiano Ronaldo's potential departure from Al-Nassr and the possible next steps in his career. Cristiano Ronaldo has appeared to announce he will be leaving Al-Nassr. He has ruled out retirement for now. Links to Sporting and MLS have been mentioned.
Cristiano Ronaldo waved a tearful goodbye at Al-Nassr, indicating his time in Saudi Arabia is drawing to a close. Although he had previously agreed to a new two-year deal with Al-Nassr, including an ownership stake in the club, there has been no further movement on this agreement. Rumors suggest he could return to Sporting CP. Ronaldo's contract with Al-Nassr ends in June, and he has expressed a desire to continue playing professional football for another 10 years.
Cristiano Ronaldo waved a tearful goodbye at Al-Nassr, indicating his time in Saudi Arabia is drawing to a close. Although he had previously agreed to a new two-year deal with Al-Nassr, including an ownership stake in the club, there has been no further movement on this agreement. Rumors suggest he could return to Sporting CP. Ronaldo's contract with Al-Nassr ends in June, and he has expressed a desire to continue playing professional football for another 10 years.
Fanatik speculates about Ronaldo's potential return to European club football, particularly to Sporting Lisbon. Ronaldo, who previously stated he would not return to European club football after signing with Al Nassr, might reconsider if an offer from Sporting Lisbon comes through. As Sporting Lisbon is where he began his senior career, it holds sentimental value.
Fanatik speculates about Ronaldo's potential return to European club football, particularly to Sporting Lisbon. Ronaldo, who previously stated he would not return to European club football after signing with Al Nassr, might reconsider if an offer from Sporting Lisbon comes through. As Sporting Lisbon is where he began his senior career, it holds sentimental value.
Portuguese media have indicated that Ronaldo might conclude his Saudi stint with Al-Nassr and make a return to Sporting Lisbon, the club where his professional career started. The potential transfer is considered as part of the scenario where Viktor Gyökeres might leave Sporting, creating a gap in their attacking lineup that Ronaldo could potentially fill. Sporting Lisbon could present Ronaldo with an opportunity to romantically complete his career journey by returning to his roots. Even at the age of 40, Ronaldo is reportedly still capable of high-level performance, having scored 33 goals and provided four assists this season. This move could also enable him to prepare effectively for the World Cup in a competitive setting.
Portuguese media have indicated that Ronaldo might conclude his Saudi stint with Al-Nassr and make a return to Sporting Lisbon, the club where his professional career started. The potential transfer is considered as part of the scenario where Viktor Gyökeres might leave Sporting, creating a gap in their attacking lineup that Ronaldo could potentially fill. Sporting Lisbon could present Ronaldo with an opportunity to romantically complete his career journey by returning to his roots. Even at the age of 40, Ronaldo is reportedly still capable of high-level performance, having scored 33 goals and provided four assists this season. This move could also enable him to prepare effectively for the World Cup in a competitive setting.
Cristiano Ronaldo is considering leaving Al-Nassr after being eliminated from the Asian Champions League and having another season without titles. He is contemplating a return to Sporting Lisbon, where he began his career over 20 years ago. According to Bein Sports, Ronaldo could replace Viktor Gyokeres, who is likely moving to a major European club. Ronaldo would return on a free transfer and is willing to halve his salary, prioritizing the opportunity to end his career poetically. He aims for 1000 career goals and to be ready for the 2026 World Cup.
Cristiano Ronaldo is considering leaving Al-Nassr after being eliminated from the Asian Champions League and having another season without titles. He is contemplating a return to Sporting Lisbon, where he began his career over 20 years ago. According to Bein Sports, Ronaldo could replace Viktor Gyokeres, who is likely moving to a major European club. Ronaldo would return on a free transfer and is willing to halve his salary, prioritizing the opportunity to end his career poetically. He aims for 1000 career goals and to be ready for the 2026 World Cup.
Cristiano Ronaldo is considering leaving Saudi Arabia to return to Portugal, as he prepares for the final challenge of his career: a farewell at the 2026 World Cup. Portuguese media report that the 40-year-old star is seriously contemplating a return to Sporting, the club where his career began. The return would be both an emotional and commercial boost for Sporting, as they continue to compete in European competitions next season. Ronaldo aims to be in top form for what would likely be his last appearance on the biggest football stage.
Cristiano Ronaldo is considering leaving Saudi Arabia to return to Portugal, as he prepares for the final challenge of his career: a farewell at the 2026 World Cup. Portuguese media report that the 40-year-old star is seriously contemplating a return to Sporting, the club where his career began. The return would be both an emotional and commercial boost for Sporting, as they continue to compete in European competitions next season. Ronaldo aims to be in top form for what would likely be his last appearance on the biggest football stage.
Various media outlets report a sensational return of Cristiano Ronaldo to Europe, specifically to Sporting CP, where his career began. Sporting CP is looking for a replacement for their goal scorer Viktor Gyokeres, who is linked with a summer transfer. Despite Ronaldo earning a huge salary in Saudi Arabia with a contract until June 2025, Sporting CP plans to attempt to re-sign him this summer as they prepare for Gyokeres' departure. However, the chances seem slim as Ronaldo is expected to sign a new contract with Al-Nassr soon.
Various media outlets report a sensational return of Cristiano Ronaldo to Europe, specifically to Sporting CP, where his career began. Sporting CP is looking for a replacement for their goal scorer Viktor Gyokeres, who is linked with a summer transfer. Despite Ronaldo earning a huge salary in Saudi Arabia with a contract until June 2025, Sporting CP plans to attempt to re-sign him this summer as they prepare for Gyokeres' departure. However, the chances seem slim as Ronaldo is expected to sign a new contract with Al-Nassr soon.
Sporting CP plan to try and re-sign Al Nassr striker Cristiano Ronaldo this summer as they prepare to bid farewell to Premier League target Viktor Gyokeres.
Sporting CP plan to try and re-sign Al Nassr striker Cristiano Ronaldo this summer as they prepare to bid farewell to Premier League target Viktor Gyokeres.
Cristiano Ronaldo has stated that he loves watching Sporting games and acknowledges it as his team, but he is not planning to return to play there. He mentioned that everything has a time and a limit, and returning to Portugal does not make sense for him at this stage of his career. The decision is influenced by the need to take a significant pay cut if he were to return to Portugal from Saudi Arabia.
Cristiano Ronaldo has stated that he loves watching Sporting games and acknowledges it as his team, but he is not planning to return to play there. He mentioned that everything has a time and a limit, and returning to Portugal does not make sense for him at this stage of his career. The decision is influenced by the need to take a significant pay cut if he were to return to Portugal from Saudi Arabia.
Cristiano Ronaldo's future remains uncertain with his contract at Al-Nassr set to expire in the summer. Sporting CP has introduced a third kit dedicated to Ronaldo, fueling speculation about a possible return to his former club. It is anticipated that Sporting CP might initiate formal contract discussions with Ronaldo in January. The club's decision to dedicate a shirt to Ronaldo is perceived as an effort to entice him back. Ronaldo has frequently been associated with a return to Sporting CP, where he started his professional career.
Cristiano Ronaldo's future remains uncertain with his contract at Al-Nassr set to expire in the summer. Sporting CP has introduced a third kit dedicated to Ronaldo, fueling speculation about a possible return to his former club. It is anticipated that Sporting CP might initiate formal contract discussions with Ronaldo in January. The club's decision to dedicate a shirt to Ronaldo is perceived as an effort to entice him back. Ronaldo has frequently been associated with a return to Sporting CP, where he started his professional career.
There is talk of an emotional return to Sporting Lisbon. However, Ronaldo has insisted he is unlikely to return to Europe and is happy at Al Nassr, where he is tied down until 2025.
There is talk of an emotional return to Sporting Lisbon. However, Ronaldo has insisted he is unlikely to return to Europe and is happy at Al Nassr, where he is tied down until 2025.
René Meulensteen, former coach of Manchester United's reserves and assistant to Alex Ferguson, expressed his desire for Cristiano Ronaldo to return to Sporting. He noted that it would be romantic for Ronaldo to come back to Europe to conclude his career and mentioned various good reasons for such a move. Meulensteen emphasized the player's significance and his potential contribution to the team, despite acknowledging that Ronaldo is no longer the same player he was at 28 years old.
René Meulensteen, former coach of Manchester United's reserves and assistant to Alex Ferguson, expressed his desire for Cristiano Ronaldo to return to Sporting. He noted that it would be romantic for Ronaldo to come back to Europe to conclude his career and mentioned various good reasons for such a move. Meulensteen emphasized the player's significance and his potential contribution to the team, despite acknowledging that Ronaldo is no longer the same player he was at 28 years old.
Cristiano Ronaldo's dissatisfaction in Saudi Arabia could culminate in a return to Europe, to the boyhood club he last played for in 2003. His season at Al-Nassr can be described as unsuccessful; they recently lost in the semi-finals of the Super Cup against their biggest rivals, Al-Hilal, and are 12 points behind the same team in the league.
Cristiano Ronaldo's dissatisfaction in Saudi Arabia could culminate in a return to Europe, to the boyhood club he last played for in 2003. His season at Al-Nassr can be described as unsuccessful; they recently lost in the semi-finals of the Super Cup against their biggest rivals, Al-Hilal, and are 12 points behind the same team in the league.
Follow Rumours
View transfer rumours on our TikTok, Instagram and X.