After the presentation of Cristiano Ronaldo, the Liverpool player who would also go to Al Nassr

The Portuguese was unveiled as the new player of Saudi Arabian club Al Nassr, and the team's next signing would be a member of the Reds.

03/01/2023, 05:22 PM +00:00

Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo was unveiled on Tuesday (03.01.2023) as the new player of Saudi Arabian club Al-Nassr at the Mrsool Park stadium in Riyadh, after his signing was made official on 30 December. The 37-year-old Portuguese, who arrived in Riyadh last night with his family, announced that he has already undergone a medical before training with the club, one of the best in the Saudi league.

The decision to move to a lesser-known league and away from the top competition raised questions about Cristiano Ronaldo, with many claiming he is "finished" and that his level no longer allows him to be among the elite, but the Portuguese laughs off the world's opinion.

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"So far I feel very good, proud of this great decision in my life and for football. In Europe my work is done, I won everything in the most important clubs. Now I have a new challenge in Asia, Al Nassr gives me this opportunity to show myself to the new generation and that makes me very proud," he said.

"A lot of people will give opinions, but very few really know about football. All the teams today are preparing to the maximum, there you have the World Cup with many surprises, the evolution of football is remarkable. I know what many people say about this change for me, but honestly I don't care what they think because I come here to give my all on and off the pitch, football today at a global level is not easy".

Firmino could leave for Al Nassr

On that note, one of the players who is set to leave Liverpool and after the defeat to Brentford that possibility was raised. In this regard, the Twitter account Anfield Edition rescued a publication of Al Nassr, club that signed Cristiano Ronaldo. From the photo published, the media outlet deduced that Brazilian Roberto Firmino could leave for the Arab club.