Now settled in Saudi Arabia, Inigo Martinez has found himself back in the Barcelona spotlight—not through transfer negotiations, but through a sharp, carefully worded response that has sparked debate in Spain.

Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi have defined an era not only through open-play brilliance, trophies, and longevity, but also through the most pressurized moment in soccer: the penalty kick.

After another frustrating night for Al-Nassr, the Portuguese superstar tried to steady the mood with a familiar message of defiance. Yet this time, the reaction was different.

With Cristiano Ronaldo eyeing what could be the final defining chapter of his international career and James Rodriguez fighting to ensure he arrives sharp and relevant, the balance of power in an already intriguing World Cup group is quietly shifting.

On a difficult night for the club in Saudi Arabia, Ronaldo added another goal to his staggering career total—one that quietly pushed him beyond a personal boundary soccer has never seen crossed before.

A teammate of Cristiano Ronaldo at Al Nassr could be heading to Italy’s Serie A after previously being linked with a move to the Premier League.

A single defeat has quietly rewritten part of Ronaldo’s personal timeline—one that had stood untouched for more than a decade.

Al Nassr lost to Al Qadisiyah, and Cristiano Ronaldo shared a message following the defeat.

Cristiano Ronaldo scored from the penalty spot to give Al Nassr their first goal against Al Qadisiyah in the Saudi Pro League.

As Al-Nassr prepares to host Al-Qadsiah, the focus is firmly on the title race, recent form, and a lingering sense of intrigue surrounding the team sheets.

After being left on the bench as an unused sub once again and drawing interest from Cristiano Ronaldo’s SPL, head coach Hansi Flick addressed that Robert Lewandowski's future at FC Barcelona remains uncertain.

Joao Felix spoke about his first few months at Al Nassr, where he has been playing alongside Cristiano Ronaldo.

Amid shifting roles, stalled negotiations, and growing external interest, Lewandowski has now reached a conclusion about where his future is heading — even if Barcelona’s own plans remain unresolved.

While speculation around Vinicius Junior has dominated headlines amid uncertainty at Real Madrid, a very different name has quietly emerged in Riyadh.

A teammate of Cristiano Ronaldo at Al Nassr could continue his career in the Premier League.