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Bombshell Cristiano Ronaldo 'influence' claims at Al-Nassr leak out to reveal the truth over Postecoglou deal
Ange Postecoglou is back in football management - and his latest job will see him in charge of Cristiano Ronaldo. More than eight months have passed since Postecoglou was ruthlessly sacked by Nottingham Forest having been in charge at the City Ground for just 39 days. But Postecoglou‚ who has been working for ITV as a television pundit this summer at the World Cup‚ has landed a two-year deal to manage Ronaldo & Co in Saudi Arabia as the new manager of Al-Nassr.
Alan Shearer has claimed that Portugal boss Roberto Martinez could be unable to take off an underperforming Cristiano Ronaldo at the World Cup due to the fading legend's extreme 'power'. The Al Nassr star looked a shadow of his former self in Portugal's opening group-stage draw against DR Congo‚ showing every bit of his 41 years. Despite failing to register a shot on target‚ Martinez opted against taking Ronaldo off - a decision that drew criticism from some quarters‚ with suggestions that the Spaniard was 'scared' to replace him.
Cristiano Ronaldo Jr. may prioritize Europe and turn down the chance to play with his father at Al-Nassr
Cristiano Ronaldo adds one of the “world's most expensive” purchases to his car collection‚ inspired by Al Nassr
Cristiano Ronaldo Jr could share a pitch with his legendary father in the near future‚ with Al-Nassr considering fast tracking the 16-year-old to first team training next season.
Ivan Toney has launched a scathing attack on the integrity of officiating in the Saudi Pro League as one of his Al-Ahli team-mates suggested they are attempting to 'hand the trophy' to Cristiano Ronaldo. Toney was among Al-Ahli players to hit out at refereeing decisions following Al-Ahli's 1-1 draw against Al-Fayha on Wednesday. The result leaves Al-Ahli in third position in the table‚ two points behind Ronaldo's Al-Nassr side‚ who top the standings and have a game in hand.
After Messi's Inter Miami goal and CR7's brace for Al Nassr: How does the race to 1‚000 goals stand?
The Portugal and Al-Nassr star has been undergoing treatment in Spain to aid his recovery from a recent injury‚ as his current home‚ Saudi Arabia‚ comes under attack from Iran. On February 28‚ Ronaldo was forced off during Al-Nassr's 3-1 win over Al-Fahya in the Saudi Pro League‚ and it was later determined that he had suffered a hamstring injury and there are fears about the severity of the issue. He has been recovering since‚ but has also enjoyed some down time with Rodriguez‚ who took the opportunity to show off the couple's car‚ watches and ring.
From Sporting to Al-Nassr: Cristiano Ronaldo received an emotional gift that looks back on his entire soccer career
RON HIS WAY? Ronaldo's £61m private jet leaves Saudi Arabia for Madrid overnight as Iran conflict escalates and Al-Nassr matches cancelled
Cristiano Ronaldo produced a not often seen sight on the football pitch on Saturday as he missed a penalty. The 41-year-old had the chance to give Al-Nassr the lead in the 12th minute at Al-Fayha Club - who ex-Manchester United and England defender Chris Smalling plays for - when his team-mate Mohamed Simakan had been fouled. It appeared a contentious decision and after a four-minute delay‚ Ronaldo stepped up to shoot but dragged his effort wide of the left-hand post.
When Cristiano Ronaldo was asked about his future in football in 2023‚ as a 38-year-old having not long started his venture at Al Nassr‚ he revealed his plan to one day become the owner of a football club. 'I don't rule out becoming a club owner‚' Ronaldo said. 'It's something I thought about a few years back. I probably would like to own a [football] club. I'm at the end of my career‚ two to three years maximum.' It's now been three years. On Thursday morning‚ Ronaldo's roadmap to retirement has become clearer‚ and he has done exactly what he said he would do. Ronaldo's ownership dream has come to fruition: he has purchased a 25 per cent stake in Spanish second-division side UD Almeria through his CR7 Sports Investments company.
Cristiano Ronaldo has finally broken his silence on his dramatic Saudi strike. The 41-year-old returned to action last week for Al-Nassr and scored a brace in their 4-0 victory over Al-Hazem on Saturday having previously made major waves with his high-profile strop. Ronaldo‚ who earns £488‚000-a-day‚ had been furious with what he perceived to be a lack of transfer backing for Al-Nassr from PIF compared to their rivals.
Ronaldo missed three matches on his strike after reportedly being furious at their lack of spending on transfers compared to their rivals. That frustration only grew deeper when Al-Nassr's title rivals Al-Hilal were allowed to sign his old Real Madrid team-mate Karim Benzema from Al-Ittihad.
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