Cristiano Ronaldo, whose contract was terminated after being declared persona non grata at Manchester United, reached an agreement with Saudi Arabian representative Al Nassr.
According to the news in the Spanish newspaper Marca, a special clause has been added to Ronaldo’s contract with Al Nassr.
According to this article, Ronaldo will be able to transfer to the English team on loan next year if Premier League team Newcastle United gets a Champions League visa.
It was learned that Ronaldo wanted to play in the Champions League for the last time before saying goodbye to football, and therefore this special clause was added to his contract.
Al Nassr, who agreed with Ronaldo, announced that a signing ceremony would be held on Tuesday, January 3, to the Portuguese star.
AL NASSR AND NEWCASTLE UNITED ARE THE SAME OWNER
Al Nassr and Newcastle United clubs are owned by the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund.
Performing well in the Premier League this season and pushing the top, Newcastle United is currently in the 3rd place in the league.
Al Nassr, on the other hand, is the leader of the Saudi Arabian Pro League with 26 points after 8 wins, 2 draws and 1 defeat in 11 games.