Cristiano Ronaldo’s Al Nassr is sanctioned by FIFA because it cannot register new players due to debts

FIFA fined the club al nasr, from Saudi Arabia and where the Portuguese Cristiano Ronaldo plays, to the impossibility of registering new players due to outstanding debts. According to a FIFA statement, “appropriate bans he will get up right after that the liquidation of debts be confirmed by the affected creditors”.

Cristiano Ronaldo opened the Saudi route at the age of 37 in the 2023 winter market. His signing for Al Nassr and the astronomical contract it brings him 200 million euros per seasonincluding sponsorships, at the time it seemed like an isolated event, but reality showed that this operation was only the first of many others and set a trend.

They followed in the footsteps of the Portuguese Karim Benzemaa brand new player to the Al-Ittihad franchise; N’Golo Kantea luxury squire for the Madrid legend on his adventure; Kalidou Koulibaly, which will reach Al Hilal; and Marcelo Brozović, who will share the dressing room with Portugal’s Cristiano Ronaldo. They, who are 35 and 32 years old, have won absolutely everything in the demanding football of the Old Continent and are nearing the end of their careers, earning around 100 million euros per year, slightly less than Cristiano Ronaldo’s, but equally unimaginable. Europe.