FIFA president Gianni Infantino was keen to involve Ronaldo in the new-look tournament, with Botafogo and Wydad AC both touted as possible landing spots, but the five-time Ballon d'Or winner opted to

Cristiano Ronaldo has said his ambition has "no finish line" after signing a new contract with Al Nassr. The Portugal captain on Thursday put pen to paper on a two-year deal that will see him remain in the Saudi Pro League (SPL) until June 2027.

Ronaldo not only makes more in one year than all of the Golden State Warriors superstar’s entire contract, he has some unreal clauses and perks built into it.