Cristiano Ronaldo has announced his move to Al Nassr from Real Madrid, bringing him back to the club he left for Manchester United in 2015. The move comes after years of speculation and rumors about whether Ronaldo would stay at Real or join a new team.
Ronaldo joined Real Madrid in 2014 and spent two seasons there before leaving for Manchester United in 2018. He made 77 appearances for the Red Devils and scored 16 goals, but struggled to find consistency during his time at Old Trafford.
After leaving Real, Ronaldo moved on to Inter Milan, where he had a successful season, scoring 19 goals in 29 games. However, he returned to Real Madrid for a third spell last summer, with the club hoping to sign him as their new captain.
In his first match back at Al Nassr, Ronaldo showed his commitment by scoring the winner against Al Ahly in Egypt. He was named man of the match and impressed many fans with his performances throughout the season.
The move to Al Nassr is seen as a significant step forward for Ronaldo, who will now be able to play alongside some of the best players in world football. The club also hopes that Ronaldo will help them to achieve success on the international stage, which could include a Champions League spot this season.
Overall, Ronaldo's move to Al Nassr is a positive development for Real Madrid and for the sport of football. It shows that even though he has been away from the game for so long, he still has a strong connection to the club and its fans.