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Crónica de um "divórcio" há muito anunciado
As palavras recentes do jornalista entram assim em choque com as mais recentes declarações da Gestifute, empresa de Jorge Mendes que desde 2003 gere a carreira do atleta de 37 anos, e que partilhou recentemente com o jornal Público o desconhecimento de quaisquer propostas de clubes europeus para contratação de CR7 neste mercado de inverno.
Tal como o Porto Canal noticiou, Cristiano Ronaldo e Jorge Mendes encontram-se neste momento de costas voltadas, tendo a transferência para o clube de Riad não sido mediada por Jorge Mendes. O negócio da contratação terá sido entregue a Ricardo Regufe, descrito como o “inseparável melhor amigo de Cristiano Ronaldo”, que terá obtido uma comissão de 30 milhões de euros com o negócio.
Jorge Mendes ter-se-á afastado de CR7 após a entrevista do craque a Piers Morgan, que ditou a sua saída dos "red devil". O empresário de 56 anos terá aconselhado o jogador a manter-se no Manchester United, tendo em conta a inexistência de propostas aliciantes de clubes europeus.
Na sequência do falhanço na conquista do Campeonato de Mundo, pela seleção das quinas, Cristiano Ronaldo manteve a esperança de continuar a jogar num clube de alto nível do palco europeu, ambição que não terá sido correspondida pelo agente do jogador mas sim pelo antigo representante da Nike que conheceu Ronaldo quando o mesmo dava ainda os primeiros passos no Sporting.
Inside Cristiano Ronaldo’s move to Saudi Arabia’s Al Nassr: Rejection,
revenge and soft power
Dan Sheldon, Oliver Kay and more
Jan 11, 2023
During the
explosive interview that effectively ended his Manchester United career, it was
put to Cristiano Ronaldo that a move to Saudi Arabia would be beneath him.
“You want to
keep playing at the highest level,” Piers Morgan suggeste
After Real laughed off a potential reunion and
with his agent Jorge Mendes frozen out, Ronaldo bowed to the inevitable and
joined Al Nassr
Inside Cristiano Ronaldo’s move to Saudi Arabia’s Al Nassr: Rejection,
revenge and soft power
https://www.jn.pt/desporto/ronaldo-para-mendes-ou-me-colocas-no-chelsea-ou-no-bayern-ou-separamo-nos-15713289.html?fbclid=IwAR2U1F-s_eZpR6CvsmkOIX6_0FgCPd_VUxi6geDswowrCgQ7IH815_-YilY
Al-Nassr confirm Cristiano Ronaldo contract plan has changed after just two games
Cristiano Ronaldo has failed to find the net in any of his two competitive appearances for new club Al-Nassr and the club's plans for him appear to have changed
Al-Nassr boss Rudi Garcia has claimed that Cristiano Ronaldo will not end his football career at the club and he will return to European football.
Things have not gone entirely to plan for the Portuguese superstar after completing a stunning move to the Saudi Arabian club earlier this month. Garcia's league leaders were dumped out of the Saudi Super Cup by close rivals Al-Ittihad on Thursday, with captain Ronaldo blanking once again following his goalless debut appearance last Sunday.
Garcia did not shy away from criticising his new talisman for missing a glorious chance during the game. "One of the things that changed the course of the match was Cristiano's missed opportunity in the first half," the boss assessed after the game.
The boss did not hold back in what he felt was wrong with the Portuguese superstar’s integration into his team. Garcia was critical of his teammates for passing to him too frequently while also claiming that Ronaldo’s positioning was too similar to that of teammate Anderson Talisca.
Ronaldo’s decision to move to the Saudi Arabian club came after no European club was prepared to offer him a contract last summer. The player’s wage demands coupled with his diminishing returns on the pitch and advancing years ensured that his options were limited.
During his bombshell interview with Piers Morgan that ended his relationship with Manchester United by mutual consent in November, Ronaldo confidently agreed that his decision to reject a move to the Middle East showed how keen he was to still compete at the top level in Europe.
Have Your Say! Do you think Ronaldo should return to European football? Tell us what you think here.
"If it was just about money, you'd be in Saudi Arabia earning this king's ransom, but that's not what motivates you," Morgan preened at Ronaldo, before adding: "You want to keep at the top." Ronaldo, in nodding acknowledgement, responded: "Exactly."
Ronaldo said upon his move to the Middle East that his career in European club football is ‘over’ and declared: "I am fortunate that I have won everything I set out to win in European football. I feel now that this is the right moment to share my experience in Asia."
Al-Nassr boss Garcia has now said: “He is one of the best players in the world. He will not finish his career at Al-Nassr, he will return to Europe.” This contradicts reports, including from ESPN, from earlier this month that claimed Ronaldo's plan was to retire at the club - as suggested by the player himself.
Ronaldo has been criticised in some quarters for choosing to end his career in Saudi Arabia. Former Liverpool star Jamie Carragher compared him negatively with Messi, following the Argentine's World Cup win.
"In some ways, it's a sad end for him, Carragher told Sky Sports. "Two of the greatest players in Messi and Ronaldo - Ronaldo has finished his career during an interview with Piers Morgan and Messi has won the World Cup. It's not the best way to go out."
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Very strange, it’s been 2 games! Granted it’s pub league quality but this feels a bit over dramatic, I assume he’s more hassle than he’s worth or he’s not bringing in enough money from being their so they’re trying to get him to quit! For a guy supposedly switched on and professional how has he let his career go like this? Sacking your agent because your delusional thoughts made you think top clubs would blow their wage budget to sign a declining, aging guy who will kill the dressing room. Then doing that interview, juventus weren’t fans of you, you killed your United rep and now you’re too toxic for Saudi Arabia. Just retire you embarrassment, it’ll be tough because football was your thing, you don’t have any charisma or personality so your scared now when football goes no one will care, rightly so
https://istoe.com.br/video-de-torcedores-do-al-nassr-pisando-na-camisa-de-cristiano-ronaldo-viraliza-na-web/?fbclid=IwAR1DQOw9jHP84D76U8esCl43ZibUIDM9jLBUTeIPkrxyCKHIG3zLd1Hs5cs
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https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/match-reports/breaking-cristiano-ronaldo-al-nassr-29061348?fbclid=IwAR23oQoM9rnfzvqppcJcK9ExhvySEjA0eXMt57h23ktoSQe5kS4dSvsCjks
Cristiano Ronaldo living in lavish hotel used by Newcastle amid talks of transfer clause
Cristiano Ronaldo is currently living it up in Saudi Arabia following his move to Al-Nassr but links continue regarding a move to Newcastle, who have strong connections with the kingdom
Cristiano Ronaldo is continuing to live a life of luxury in Saudi Arabia as he stays at the same hotel used by Newcastle.
The forward made the switch to the Middle East recently as he sought a new challenge following his Manchester United exit. Al-Nassr offered the Portuguese star huge sums to make the unconventional move, but with few other options on the table, Ronaldo accepted.
He's presence has raised the profile of football in the kingdom, but the player himself was keen to remain in Europe before making the move. The Champions League has been a stage on which he's thrived, which has led to links with the Saudi-owned Newcastle, who could finish in the top four this term.
The Magpies were bought by Saudi's Public Investment Fund (PIF) last season and have enjoyed a rapid rise, in part down to some shrewd recruitment. Eddie Howe is steering the club in the right direction but has distanced Newcastle from lucrative a move for Ronaldo.
He said in October: "We're trying to provide long-term growth, we've got a longer-term vision. At the moment, we have quite an ageing squad, so we probably need to invest in more young players. That's probably a big part of our progression, really. We need to get the average age down, so it might not be a signing [Ronaldo] that we would necessarily look to make – but not under-estimating the quality of the player."
Newcastle, despite having millions at their disposal, have not added headline names, instead preferring to sign players with potential. The likes of Sven Botman, Alexander Isak and Anthony Gordon have all arrived at St James' Park in the last 12 months.
Saudi's owners have not yet seen a major name arrive in the north east, but Ronaldo wouldn't certainly raise their profile. The 37-year-old is in the twilight years of his career but did score 18 times in the league for United last term despite their struggles.
Ronaldo is currently occupying 17 suites at The Four Seasons hotel in Riyadh. It is reported to cost over £250,000-a-month with Ronaldo and his family said to be staying in the two-floor Kingdom suite, which has gold and marble accents throughout the rooms. Newcastle's squad stayed at the same hotel when they went to Saudi Arabia for a recent tour.
The five-time Ballon d'Or winner has endured a mixed start to life on the pitch in the Middle east. He made his debut in an all-star game that saw him come up against Lionel Messi. Earlier this week he failed to score as Al-Nassr were beaten in the Saudi Super Cup semi-final by Al-Ittihad.
O jornal inglês Daily Star recolheu alguns depoimentos de adeptos desagradados com a atitude do craque português.
"Ronaldo é tão infantil, o meu G.O.A.T. [melhor de todos os tempos] nunca faria coisas tão vergonhosas como estas", "Um homem de 38 anos que ainda tem o temperamento de um miúdo de 12 anos", "Vejam como ele está irritado, parece uma criança"
https://www.msn.com/pt-pt/desporto/futebol/ronaldo-arrasado-por-adeptos-ap%C3%B3s-momento-de-f%C3%BAria-na-ar%C3%A1bia/ar-AA18twVd?rc=1&ocid=winp1taskbar&cvid=ab0f3d686dc44006bb371847afa2d060&ei=8
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That is only one club. Until other clubs come forward and say they made a genuine offer, it's still only his word.