Cristiano Ronaldo Celebrates Passionately As Al Nassr Score 3 Against Lionel Messi’s Inter Miami

• Cristiano Ronaldo was unable to feature in the game against Inter Miami due to an injury
• He watched from the box as his Saudi Pro League side scored three goals in the first half
• Otavio, Talisca, and Aymeric Laporte gave Al-Nassr a three-goal lead inside of 12 minutes

Cristiano Ronaldo is a proud captain at the moment.

The Portuguese superstar is currently on the sidelines with a muscle injury, but he was still out in full force watching his Al-Nassr side when they took on Inter Miami.

While the match was billed as 'The Last Dance' between Ronaldo and his long-time rival, Lionel Messi, fans were left disappointed when the Portuguese star had to pull out of the game through injury.

The Argentine was also nursing an injury ahead of the game but was included on the bench for the clash.

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While Ronaldo couldn’t take to the field for the game, he was in the box to show his support for his teammates and was thrilled with the start they got off to.

He was in full voice as Otavio opened the scoring in three minutes.

Seven minutes later, the Portuguese superstar had more to celebrate as Talisca made it 2-0.

Five minutes later, Ronaldo witnessed his side go three up as Aymeric Laporte scored another goal for the Saudi Pro League side.

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Sports Brief also reported that 'The Last Dance' between Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi will not go ahead.

The veterans are considered two of the GOATS of football, and fans were eager to see them face off once again.

However, Ronaldo was not cleared to feature for Al-Nassr in the match as he continues to nurse a muscle injury.

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