Cristiano Ronaldo has reaffirmed his commitment to Saudi Arabia, insisting he wants to remain in the Saudi Pro League despite recent speculation about his future at Al Nassr FC.
The Portugal captain made the statement after leading Al-Nassr to a dominant 4–0 victory over Al-Hazem FC in Saturday’s league clash. Ronaldo scored twice in the encounter, while Kingsley Coman and Angelo Gabriel each added a goal to complete the emphatic win.
Speaking after the match, Ronaldo dismissed rumours linking him with a move away from Al-Nassr at the end of the season. Reports had suggested the 39-year-old was considering his future amid claims he was unhappy with the club’s transfer ambitions.
However, Ronaldo made his position clear:
“I belong to Saudi Arabia. I want to continue here.
It’s a country that welcomed me, as well as my family and friends. I’m happy here and want to continue here.”
His comments, shared by transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, appear to shut down talk of an imminent exit and underline his long-term commitment to both Al-Nassr and Saudi football.
Since arriving in Saudi Arabia, Ronaldo has played a major role in raising the league’s global profile, consistently delivering goals and leadership while serving as club captain.
