Ronaldo's discontent stems from the fact that his club, "Al-Nassr," is not showing enough activity in the transfer market, which, in his opinion, gives "Al-Hilal" a significant advantage. In this light, the 41-year-old forward has already missed one match as a sign of protest and, according to sources, may not participate in the next game against "Al-Ittihad."
Ronaldo is demanding reforms regarding club management, including restoring the powers of executives and restrictions on changes to transfer policies mid-season. In the absence of guarantees from the Public Investment Fund, he does not rule out the possibility of requesting a transfer in June, despite having a contract until 2027 with a buyout clause of €50 million.
The Saudi Pro League, for its part, stated that all clubs operate under the same rules and emphasized that no player, regardless of their status, can influence decisions made outside their club. The league also pointed to the tight standings among the leaders as evidence of competitiveness.
This situation adds tension to the championship race in the Saudi Pro League and raises questions about fairness and equal conditions for all players.
