Saudi club offer Cristiano Ronaldo €200m contract

Cristiano Ronaldo has received an official offer from the Al-Nasr club. The club from Saudi Arabia is ready to pay the Portuguese footballer almost 200 million euros per season if he signs a contract until 2025, according to The Guardian.

After the early termination of the contract with Manchester United, the player is considered a free agent. Ronaldo's promotional duties may be the only stumbling block. Now most of the money comes to the player from sponsors. However, at the moment, Ronaldo is focused on the World Cup, so you can’t expect an instant reaction from him. In the summer, the striker turned down a profitable transfer to a club from Saudi Arabia, saying he did not want a transfer.

The salary that the Saudis offered Ronaldo is several times higher than the money he earned in England. The Portuguese footballer left the club, refusing the compensation of 17 million euros due to him, after an interview in which he accused the club's management of heartlessness shown after the death of his newborn son, manager Ten Hag of disrespect to himself, and the owners of the Glazer family of lack of concern for the players.