Cristiano Ronaldo is to grow to be the highest-paid sportsperson of all time after reportedly agreeing a switch to Saudi Arabian aspect Al-Nassr.
The celebrity is a free agent after leaving Manchester United final week, The Sun studies.
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But he has now agreed a two-and-a-half 12 months deal value $AUD308 million-a-year with Al-Nassr, in accordance with a report from Marca.
ESPN has reported Ronaldo is ready till after the World Cup to formally verify his subsequent transfer.
Ronaldo revealed he turned down an unimaginable $5.3m-a-week supply to play in Saudi Arabia in the summertime, with Al-Hilal believed to have been .
Rivals Al-Nassr at the moment are closing in on his switch, having additionally fought off reported curiosity from Newcastle.
Inter Miami have been additionally believed to be curious about Ronaldo with proprietor David Beckham reportedly holding talks with the 37-year-old.
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Rudi Garcia’s aspect are second within the Saudi Pro League, three factors behind Al-Shabab.
The league is on a World Cup break with Al-Nassr’s subsequent sport on December 16 – two days earlier than the ultimate.
Ronaldo is aiming to characteristic within the World Cup closing with Portugal and will be part of up with Al-Nassr in January if the report is true.
The former United star agreed to terminate his contract with the Red Devils after slamming the membership in a tell-all interview with Piers Morgan.
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Ronaldo criticised the shortage of progress on the membership since Sir Alex Ferguson left and revealed he doesn’t respect Erik ten Hag.
He additionally claimed the Glazers don’t care about United and are extra earning profits out of selling the membership.
This article initially appeared on The Sun and was reproduced with permission.
