Category: Football

The Portugal international is available as a free agent after terminating his Man Utd contract.

Saudi Arabia’s sports minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Turki Al-Faisal supports the idea of bringing Cristiano Ronaldo to the country’s domestic league.

Manchester United announced they terminated Ronaldo’s contract on mutual consent earlier this week. Having left Old Trafford for the second time in his career, Ronaldo is free to join a new club after the World Cup.

In addition to interest from a few Premier League and Major League Soccer (MLS) sides, an unnamed Saudi club is also in the race to sign CR7.

Speaking to BBC, Saudi Arabia’s sports minister expressed his excitement over the possible transfer.

“Anything is possible,” he said. “I would love to see Ronaldo play in the Saudi league.

“It would benefit the league, the sports ecosystem in Saudi, and it will inspire the youth for the future. He’s

The 37-year-old broke an all-time World Cup record by scoring against the African giants.

Former Nigeria star Sunday Oliseh has praised Cristiano Ronaldo for winning a controversial penalty for Portugal against Ghana. 

Following a challenge from Mohammed Salisu on Ronaldo, the referee awarded Portugal a penalty in the 65th minute. The five-time Ballon d’Or winner then converted the spot-kick as he became the only player in history to score in five different World Cups.

Portugal won the game 3-2 as they found a brilliant start to their World Cup campaign. 

The penalty on Ronaldo proved crucial for his side’s win. But Oliseh believes not every player would’ve been able to use such a minor challenge to his benefit.

“Maybe the strikers are getting smarter?” Oliseh told BBC.

“The Ronaldo penalty, people can say what they want about him, but the smartness to wait for that second, to touch the

The five-time Ballon d’Or winner is available as a free agent after his mid-season departure from Man Utd.

Former Arsenal goalkeeper David Seaman believes Arsenal would be a “perfect” destination for Cristiano Ronaldo.

A highly-controversial interview with Piers Morgan ended the 37-year-old’s already-broken relationship with Manchester United.

Earlier this week, the club announced Ronaldo leaves Old Trafford on mutual consent.

A host of clubs have emerged as Ronaldo’s possible suitors for a post-World Cup move. An “incredible offer” from an unnamed Saudi side has been reported by CNN while other sources have speculated on a possible transfer to Major League Soccer (MLS).

In recent days, however, rumours around Arsenal’s interest in keeping CR7 in the Premier League have emerged. 

Seaman believes the former Man Utd superstar must join Mikel Artera’s team while insisting his remarks about the Red Devils weren’t unfair.

Speaking to TalkTV, the former goalkeeper said: 

CR7 ends his second spell at Old Trafford to “seek a new challenge”.

Cristiano Ronaldo has released a statement after Manchester United confirmed his departure from the club.

The decision came after Ronaldo shocked United fans with a controversial interview last week. The 37-year-old, who struggled for game time under Erik ten Hag at the first half of the season, said he doesn’t respect the Dutchman.

United came under pressure to make a decision over Ronaldo’s future due to the interview’s backlash. The club finally announced they have terminated the 37-year-old’s contract on Tuesday.

CR7 then published a message on his social media, addressing the Man United fans.

“Following conversations with Manchester United, we have mutually agreed to end our contract early,” Ronaldo’s statement reads.

“I love Manchester United and I love the fans, that will never ever change. However, it feels like the right time for me

The five-time Ballon d’Or winner spoke to the press for the first time since his interview with Piers Morgan went global.

Cristiano Ronaldo has defended his interview with Piers Morgan and rubbished suggestions of unrest in the Portugal camp.

Millions of viewers tuned in from around the world last week to watch Ronaldo’s 90-minute interview with Morgan on TalkTV, where the forward openly criticized Manchester United and manager Erik ten Hag.

However, while Ronaldo’s time at Old Trafford appears to be at its end, the Portugal captain’s sole focus is now on the World Cup.

“There are millions of people who like me. That is what motivates me. There is no money to pay for that. The joy of the children,” Ronaldo said in a press conference at Portugal’s training camp.

“Timing is always timing. From your side, it is easy to look at how we can choose timings. Sometimes