After Manchester City's elimination in the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 against Al Hilal, the Saudi Pro League quoted Cristiano Ronaldo and made a candid message: "The GOAT told you."

Just five months after arriving at Saudi Arabian powerhouse Al-Nassr, Jhon Duran is reportedly closing in on a shock transfer away from the club — and out of Cristiano Ronaldo’s considerable shadow.

In a summer filled with transfer rumors and blockbuster speculation, one of Real Madrid’s most electrifying stars is at the center of a contract conundrum that’s sparking intrigue from Madrid to Riyadh.

While the announcement itself was dramatic, the real fireworks came with the financial details.

Al-Nassr confirmed the departure of head coach Stefano Pioli, triggering a wave of reactions across the soccer world—including a brief but telling message from the club’s most high-profile player, Cristiano Ronaldo. 

Cristiano Ronaldo has finally put to rest months of speculation regarding his next move.

As uncertainty continues to swirl around Cristiano Ronaldo’s future with Al-Nassr, the Saudi Pro League appears to be planning for a future without its most iconic name.

In the lead-up to the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, speculation swirled around an eyebrow-raising question: Could Cristiano Ronaldo make a surprise appearance in the tournament, despite Al-Nassr’s failure to qualify?

Kevin De Bruyne has officially decided on his next chapter after a decade of dominance with Manchester City—and it’s not the one many expected.

While Ronaldo won’t feature in the tournament, he revealed something few expected — invitations had come even from Argentina.

Behind all the trophies, headlines, and social media debates, one question has always lingered: What was Ronaldo's relationship with Messi really like?

As his long-time rivalry with Messi continues to define an era, fans and pundits alike have asked the same question—will Ronaldo be there? The answer has finally arrived.

Whispers of a dramatic return for Cristiano Ronaldo to the Premier League, though not with Manchester United, have caught fire.

As Brazil’s Fluminense gears up for the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, the club’s leadership has been working behind the scenes to add star power worthy of the global stage.

Marc-Andre ter Stegen might be forced out of Barcelona—not by his own will, but by a strategic shake-up from the club’s upper ranks.