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Cristiano Ronaldo hinted at the end of his time with the Saudi Arabian Al-Nassr Club, causing an abundance of speculation about his next move.
On social networks, he posted, “This is a chapter it’s over. The story is still written. Thanks to everyone.”
The 40-year-old contract, signed in 2023 for £ 164 million a year, should expire this summer and are likely to investigate the market for free agents ahead of the club’s World Cup.
During his time with al-Nassra, Ronaldo scored 93 goals in 105 appearances, but did not secure the title Saudi Pro League or other main silver accessories, winning only the Arab club Cup.
Speculations about Ronald’s next move talk about the city, especially with the upcoming club world shopping that will start on June 14 in the United States.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino confirmed that they are underway to join Ronaldo with a participating club, perhaps a Brazilian team like Palmeiras, Flamenga, Fluminense or Botaphogo.
Although CWC is an option for Ronaldo, there are many other clubs with which his name is connected.
Read to see a list of potential options along with South America’s interruption ahead of summer.
This chapter is over.
Story? Still written.
Grateful to everyone. pic.twitter.com/vuvl5sieb3– Cristiano Ronaldo (@cristiano) 26 May 2025
Sporting: Return to roots
Return to Sporting, where Ronaldo started his professional career, is a sentimental option for a football icon.
His mother Dolores Aveiro has long expressed her desire to see her son at the club.
Since Viktor Gyokeres has potentially departed from Lisbon, Sporting could benefit from Ronald’s experience and leadership.
They may not participate in the club World Cup, but that would still be a moment of full circle for the legend of Portuguese.
Inter Miami: Ronaldo x Messi
The prospect of Ronaldo joins Lionel Messi in Inter Miami has always created an excitement among fans.
Infantino also suggested that Miami lent Ronald to play with Lionel Messi at the World Cup club.
However, the reports diminished the possibility of joining Ronaldo with his longtime rival.
What if … Cristiano Ronaldo and Leo Messi meet again but in America🐐🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/dif2z2fs48
– Related football (@linked_football) 26 May 2025
Manchester United: One Last Dance
Return to Manchester United, where Ronaldo has grown to fame and achieved significant success is another option.
Although the club may not participate in the club World Cup, the emotional attraction of the last stay at Old Trafford could be captured as Ronald.
Especially since they are now led by former sports boss Ruben Amorim.
The only obstacle comes in the form of a newly founded United plan, and Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Ineos are unlikely to adjust Ronald’s huge salary requirements.
Al-Hilal: Most likely destination
Al-Hilal, one of Saudi Arabia’s best clubs, is previously related to Ronald, and the move could be rubber by the League of the League because the contracts are centralized in Saudi Arabia.
With Neymar’s departure, the club is looking for a new superstation to lead its band.
🚨 Breaking: Cristiano Ronaldo is seriously considering joining Al-Hilal. @Santi_j_fm
If the move happens, his debut will be against Real Madrid, at the World Cup club. pic.twitter.com/xspv5ifvkt
– Madrid zone (@themadridzone) 27 May 2025
The participation of Al-Hilala in the club World Cup and their financial resources makes them a strong candidate for Ronald.
They would also offer him a better chance to claim silver accessories in the Saudi Pro League.
Whether he will return to his roots in Sporting, unite with Messi in Inter Miami, has his last stay in Manchester United, or joins Al-Hilal, Ronald’s decision will undoubtedly be big news during the summer.
With the closing of the World Cup club, fans and clubs are eager to see him facing Messi once the last time, and probably the man himself would want.
