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Legendary Cristiano Ronaldo might come to India in October to play Al Nasr's AFC Champions League fixture against FC Goa. The club has registered multiple stars alongside Ronaldo for the fixture.

Ivan Toney, after a standout debut season with Al-Ahli, claims the Saudi Pro League is on par with the Premier League. With 30 goals and two major trophies, he backs the league’s rising quality and urges respect for its talent. Despite moving abroad, Toney remains focused on England selection and aims to lead Al-Ahli to further success.

Cristiano Ronaldo is reportedly keen for retired Dutch legend Wesley Sneijder, who retired at 35 with a highly decorated career, to join Al-Nassr and assist his quest for 1,000 career goals. With growing influence over transfers, Ronaldo is shaping the club’s future. This potential reunion of former Real Madrid teammates adds a new layer to his historic pursuit.

The Saudi Pro League has become a global football powerhouse, luring top talent with record-breaking contracts and royal-level perks. Led by Cristiano Ronaldo’s $240M deal, players like Mahrez, Benzema, and Mané have redefined the league’s prestige. With stars in their prime joining, Saudi Arabia is reshaping football’s future, challenging Europe’s dominance and turning the desert into football’s new frontier.

Ruben Neves paid a deeply emotional tribute to his late friend Diogo Jota, who tragically passed away, with a striking tattoo and heartfelt words. The Portuguese team honored Jota's memory with a ceremony, retiring his No. 21 jersey, which Neves will now wear as a symbol of their enduring bond.

Cristiano Ronaldo has urged Al-Nassr supporters to rally behind the team as they begin their Saudi Pro League season, aiming to surpass last year's third-place finish. The Portuguese star, entering his third season with the club, seeks his first trophy with Al-Nassr. He recently lost the Saudi Super Cup final.

Cristiano Ronaldo achieved another milestone, becoming the first player to score 100 goals for four different clubs, reaching the mark for Al-Nassr in a Saudi Super Cup final. Despite Ronaldo's penalty and subsequent shootout conversion, Al-Nassr lost to Al-Ahli. The Portuguese star previously surpassed 100 goals for Real Madrid, Manchester United and Juventus.