Cristiano Ronaldo appears ready to go for new club Al-Nassr but there is still no indication of when he will make his debut.
The 37-year-old put pen to paper on a £175-million-a-year deal to comfortably make him the highest-paid player in world football.
Cristiano Ronaldo appears ready to go for new club Al-Nassr but there is still no indication of when he will make his debut.
The 37-year-old put pen to paper on a £175-million-a-year deal to comfortably make him the highest-paid player in world football.
Ronaldo departed Manchester United in November in acrimonious circumstances after he gave a bombshell interview to Piers Morgan criticising the club and its senior figures.
It led to a mutual termination of his contract leaving Ronaldo free to choose his next career destination.
After being unveiled to Al-Nassr fans on Tuesday, Ronaldo was snapped training in his new surroundings but it’s still unknown when he will be able to make his bow for the club.
The Saudi club were due to play their Pro league fixture against Al-Ta’ee on Thursday but adverse weather conditions which led to problems with the club’s electrical supply meant the game was put back 24 hours to Friday.
On the club’s English-speaking Twitter account, Al-Nassr tweeted a selection of pictures of their players preparing for the rearranged clash, including one of Ronaldo jogging in the club’s training kit.
Ronaldo was not selected for Friday’s game but it is unclear whether the decision was down to a two-match domestic ban being carried over from his time at Old Trafford.
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