Cristiano Ronaldo has been with the Saudi league for two years, and his arrival has accelerated the development of the Saudi league, helping to attract many big-name players, changing the landscape of football and making the Saudi Super League a focal point. Ronaldo's contract with Al-Nassr is set to expire at the end of June next year, which is at the end of this season, and his future has become a topic of interest. Currently, it seems that Al-Nassr is in a passive position regarding whether they can retain Ronaldo. The partnership has come to an end, and Ronaldo has announced a new decision, which has been approved by Al-Nassr. On December 30th, according to Portuguese media Maisfutebol, Ronaldo is more inclined to leave the team and join another club rather than renewing his contract with Al-Nassr. It is understood that this decision is not related to financial issues. Sources close to Ronaldo revealed that he wants to join a team capable of competing for major championships. Obviously, despite Ronaldo's already impressive list of honors, he still has the motivation to compete for titles, and Al-Nassr may not be able to meet his requirements. He is likely to leave as a free agent when his contract expires, and both parties will go their separate ways. Ronaldo maintains an extremely high goal-scoring efficiency wherever he plays. A truly talented player does not perform poorly due to changes in environment or team. Ronaldo has shown remarkable efficiency in scoring goals for Manchester United, Real Madrid, Juventus, and the Portuguese national team, where…

Recently, the quarter-finals of the Snooker Riyadh Championship have officially concluded, with the final four being revealed: O'Sullivan, Mark Allen, Brecel, and Mark Williams all advancing to the semi-finals! Event Background: Top-tier Event, Heavyweight Benefits Sparking Enthusiasm The Riyadh Championship, as an important stop on the WST World Snooker Tour, only invites the top 10 ranked players in the world to participate, along with two wildcard players, for a total of 12 competitors vying for the crown with a total prize pool of £785,000. The champion will enjoy a £250,000 prize, while first-round losers will still receive a guaranteed reward of £5,000. The most eye-catching aspect of this event is undoubtedly the 167 welfare award - any player who completes a 147 maximum break and then hits the specially designated golden ball set up by the organizer can receive an additional $1 million in prize money! O'Sullivan 4-0 Ding Junhui: Rocket's Dominance Sweeps China's No. 1 Ding Junhui performed outstandingly in this event, sweeping past wildcard player Seg in the first round with a 4-0 victory, and then sweeping world champion Shaun Murphy with two century breaks in the 10 into 8 matches. However, he once again faced "Rocket" O'Sullivan in the quarter-finals, which was their 35th encounter. At the start of the match, O'Sullivan quickly entered his rhythm, taking the lead with a single shot of 85 points in the first game. In the second game, despite Ding Junhui's multiple attempts to counterattack, his poor form led to frequent mistakes, and O'Sullivan steadily played to win another game with…

Al Nassr, led by Cristiano Ronaldo, has not won any titles since claiming the Arab Champions League title. With only the Saudi league and the AFC Champions League remaining this season, Al Nassr's hopes of winning the AFC Champions League are higher as they trail league leaders Al Ittihad Jeddah by 11 points. The club is upgrading its forward line to support Ronaldo in his quest for glory. A dream signing worth 40 million euros is being considered to replace Talisca and aim for the AFC Champions League title. On December 26th, according to Turkish journalist Yago Sabuncuoglu, Al Nassr is pursuing En-Nesyri from Fenerbahce. It is reported that Al Nassr has made an oral offer of 30 million euros, while Fenerbahce is asking for 40 million euros. Given Al Nassr's substantial financial resources and the small difference in transfer fees, it is highly likely that the club will sign this Moroccan international. Furthermore, Al Nassr and Fenerbahce are discussing another transfer, indicating a close relationship between the two clubs. According to Italian journalist Gianluca Di Marzio, the deal for Al Nassr forward Talisca to join Fenerbahce on loan has been completed, with the player joining until June next year and Fenerbahce covering part of Talisca's salary during the loan period. With Talisca moving to Fenerbahce, Al Nassr aims to sign En-Nesyri to strengthen their forward line, and this deal is very promising. En-Nesyri left Sevilla for Fenerbahce in the summer for a transfer fee of 19.5 million euros. Selling him at a higher price after half a season would…