Where to, Cristiano Ronaldo?

It is almost certain that Cristiano Ronaldo will not continue to be associated with Al-Nassr. Besides asking the board to fire coach Stefano Pioli and liquidate some teammates, the Portuguese star also did not participate in or practice with the team.

Knowing the above information, there are many "big guys" who want to "rescue" Cristiano Ronaldo. It is known that the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund (PIF) is planning to help Al Hilal recruit the former Sporting Lisbon, Man United, Real Madrid and Juventus player.

The reason is none other than that Al Hilal will be the team representing the Saudi Pro League to compete in the FIFA Club World Cup 2025, which will take place next June. With Cristiano Ronaldo in the squad, Al Hilal will receive more attention from the media, experts and fans.

However, Al Hilal showed an "uncooperative" attitude towards the striker who has scored nearly 1,000 goals. Specifically, Al Hilal made a request that if Cristiano Ronaldo wanted to join the team, he would not automatically become captain and would not be guaranteed to play in the starting lineup.

Obviously, Cristiano Ronaldo will find it difficult to agree to Al Hilal's demands. Therefore, it is likely that Cristiano Ronaldo will choose to leave the Saudi Pro League. Simply, the Portuguese player has no shortage of ideal destinations, even in Europe.

According to British media, Cristiano Ronaldo is on Chelsea's radar. Coach Enzo Maresca sees the 40-year-old striker as still very effective in scoring goals, at least compared to the strikers Chelsea currently owns, typically Nicolas Jackson.

By agreeing to join Chelsea, Cristiano Ronaldo will have the opportunity to play in the Premier League and UEFA Champions League. Don't forget, when he first took over Chelsea, President Todd Boehly had the intention of recruiting the Portuguese star.

So, where will Cristiano Ronaldo go? The answer will be available in 1-2 weeks./.