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Ronaldo signs £350m mega deal with Saudi club
….According to multiple reports, Cristiano Ronaldo has signed a sensational mega deal with Saudi Arabia giants Al-Nasr on a seven years deal.
The Portuguese legend had been a free agent since leaving Man Utd in the wake of his damning and controversial interview with Piers Morgan.
As revealed, Ronaldo’s deal is for seven years, with the Portuguese superstar set to play for two-and-a-half years, Dailymail reports.
….He will then take up an ambassadorial role and his payment will increase over time – although reports in Saudi Arabia claim he has signed a two-year contract.
Part of his role as an ambassador will be to help Saudi Arabia’s joint bid with Egypt and Greece to host the 2030 World Cup, it has been claimed.
Cristiano Ronaldo had initially dismissed reports that he was set to sign for the Saudi outfit following Portugal’s World Cup bitter exit.
….The Saudi Arabian outfit have been crowned winners of the country’s top flight nine times, with their most recent triumph coming in 2019.
Ronaldo had admitted rumours of a €350m (£310m) offer for two seasons from an unnamed Saudi Arabian club in the summer were true – an offer he had declined.
….Ronaldo had previously been linked with the likes of Chelsea, Atletico Madrid and Napoli after stunning United officials by telling the club he wanted out in the summer transfer window.
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