Ronaldo's interview In Saudi Arabia

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Cristiano Ronaldo 🤝🏻 Al Nassr


🟡 “My work in Europe is done as I played at the best clubs in the world… and I won everything. I’m happy, proud to join Al Nassr”.


🔵 “The numbers of this contract are unique because I am a unique player. It's normal for me, I’m here to break records and help the movement”.


🟡 “I had many opportunities in Europe. Many clubs in Brazil, in Australia, USA and in Portugal tried to sign me but I gave my word to Al Nassr”.



🔵 “Many people speak… but they know nothing about football. I know the Saudi Leave is very competitive, I saw many games, I’m happy and proud here”.       

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