Despite helping Cristiano Ronaldo break his trophy drought at Al Nassr, Kingsley Coman will be missing the 2026 World Cup.

Cristiano Ronaldo and Al-Nassr are already shaping the next chapter of their story, with a reported retirement timeline and long-term executive plan beginning to surface behind the scenes.

The veteran forward enjoyed one of his most successful seasons in Saudi Arabia, helping Al-Nassr reach new heights while adding yet another remarkable achievement to an already overflowing collection of honors.

The Portuguese superstar has been closely linked with Almeria's recent rise, and the Spanish club now finds itself on the verge of achieving something significant off the pitch after a dramatic night in the La Liga promotion playoffs.

Under Hansi Flick, Raphinha has become one of the best players in the world. In light of this, Al Nassr are reportedly targeting the Brazilian player as a star partner for Cristiano Ronaldo. To make this happen, they would be willing to offer €80 million to Barcelona in the summer of 2026.

The Saudi Pro League has unveiled another honor for Cristiano Ronaldo following his performances with Al Nassr.

Cristiano Ronaldo’s Saudi Pro League journey has been filled with high-profile rivals, but one of the league’s most creative playmakers has now decided to move on.

A fresh response from within Guardiola’s inner circle has now provided a much clearer picture of where things stand.

After a dramatic final day in the Segunda Division, the club secured a crucial league position that keeps promotion hopes intact and sets up a high-stakes postseason battle for a place in La Liga.

Recent financial figures have now highlighted just how much muscle Al-Nassr possesses behind the scenes, placing the Saudi club in a remarkable position compared to some of the world's biggest teams.

With Al Nassr facing an urgent search to replace the departed Jorge Jesus, Cristiano Ronaldo's managerial options have narrowed significantly following reports that Fulham boss Marco Silva has agreed to take over at Benfica.

With the club preparing for a new campaign and searching for a replacement for Jorge Jesus, attention has turned toward another important question: whether one of the team’s most influential defenders would remain part of the project.

With Jesus officially stepping away from the project after winning the Saudi Pro League title, the search for his successor is now one of the biggest stories surrounding the club.

The announcement comes at a crucial moment for Al-Nassr, which is preparing to defend its domestic crown while also pursuing success across multiple competitions during what promises to be one of the busiest seasons in recent memory.

Al Nassr are exploring a move for Fulham manager Marco Silva following Jorge Jesus's exit, but the Saudi champions face competition from Benfica.