[Zizu]

It will be intriguing to see who wants and can afford him

He will score goals given chances


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[bots]

Saudi Arabian club Al-Nassr have made a huge offer to sign Portugal forward Cristiano Ronaldo after the World Cup.

A number of clubs have expressed interest in him, with Al-Nassr's offer the biggest at around 200m euros a year, according to reports.

Ronaldo, 37, is a free agent after his Manchester United contract was terminated last month following a controversial interview.

[Swan]

I read that this morning, i also read he was interested in joining Chelsea, the yanks love him too. You know what, we'd happily take him too

[Mystic Mock]

He would prefer to live in Saudi Arabia than Solihull.

Is he mad?

[Swan]

Youtube video

[bots]

I cant see him starting the next match, so it's only going to get worse

[Swan]

I like Ronaldo, but this pic is pretty apt.

[bots]

haha

[Calderyon]

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[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Merry Botmas

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He could've helped Deeney out while Hogan's injured as well.

[bots]

200m a season is just not something that can be turned down. Realisation has probably set in by now that no big european teams involved in the CL want him

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by SantaslettertoMeghan

200m a season is just not something that can be turned down. Realisation has probably set in by now that no big european teams involved in the CL want him

which is awesome, he is finally rid out of european football


LoserNaldo

[Calderyon]

[bots]

That's all clear then

[Crimson Dynamo]

still obsessed with money at his stage of life

sad

[Nicky91]

Ronaldo earning Russia's respect too i feel with this career move, leaving the nazi uefa

[bots]

if his choice is between doing punditry or making a mint in SA, its obviously a no brainer

[bots]

At his first press conference in Saudi Arabia following his multi-million dollar move to join Al Nassr, football star Ronaldo rather embarrassingly got the name of his new host country wrong.

"It's not the end of my career to come to South Africa," he said, in an earnest voice against a backdrop proudly proclaiming "Saudi welcome to Arabia".

While it was obviously a slip of the tongue, it hasn't stopped some South African football fans dreaming of seeing one of the world's most famous stars playing for their local team.

Although @NalaThokozane felt the move would have been exciting, she couldn't resist having a dig by saying "our league also has slots for part-time players".