Cristiano Ronaldo’s Whereabouts Revealed Ahead of Huge Transfer

• Cristiano Ronaldo had a disappointing World Cup and is currently a free agent
• The 37-year old has been linked numerous times to Saudi Arabia club Al-Nassr
• Reports from Spain now suggest he may sign a contract with the club this year

Portugal star Cristiano Ronaldo is expected to sign a staggering £175m-a-year deal with Saudi Arabian club Al Nassr before the close of 2022, according to stunning new reports.

The 37-year-old had his contract terminated by Manchester United by mutual consent, after he completely slammed the club in a sensational interview with media personality Piers Morgan.

Initial reports linking him to Al-Nassr were quashed in November, as it was claimed the superstar was solely focused on Portugal and the World Cup.

The Selecao went on to crash out of the competition in the quarter-finals, leaving Ronaldo with nothing else to focus on but his next club.

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According to Daily Mail, Ronaldo is currently in Dubai and Al-Nassr are determined to sign the five-time Ballon d’Or winner before the end of the year.

Marca further reports that the deal would see the veteran striker possibly stay with the club until his likely retirement in 2025.

It has further been reported that Ronaldo and his family are biding their time in Dubai as particulars of the contract are finalised.

Recently, the Portuguese star shared a snap of himself at the gym in Dubai, as he stepped up his fitness ahead of the proposed move.

About Al Nassr

Al Nassr is one of the most successful clubs in Saudi Arabia, and has been crowned winners of the top flight league nine times.

The club's home turf is a 25,000 capacity stadium, and their most recent triumph in the league was in 2019.

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Cristiano Ronaldo’s sister speaks

Elsewhere, Sports Brief reported on how Ronaldo's sister slammed the World Cup this year, expressing her disappointment on social media.

Argentina clinched the 2022 FIFA world champion crown after they defeated France 4-2 on penalties, following a completely ludicrous 120 minutes of football.

True to form, Katia Aveiro wrote on Instagram: "The worst World Cup of all time... that thankfully gave us a great final. What a match. Congratulations to Argentina."