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Cristiano Ronaldo Disavows Allegations He is about to commit to the Saudi Arabian team

Insisting that the rumors are “not legitimate,” Cristiano Ronaldo rules out any association with a move to Saudi Arabian club Al Nassr.

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The 37-year-old left Manchester United last month after making divisive comments about the team in a television appearance with Piers Morgan.

Rumors about the team Ronaldo will sign with have been circulating since he departed Old Trafford. The forward is a free agent at this time in the season.

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On Monday, December 5, reports claimed the free agent hero was close to signing a lucrative contract with Al Nassr that would have seen the five-time Ballon d’Or winner earn close to €200 million (£173 million) every season.

Ronaldo, who is now a free agent, is expected to sign a contract with the Middle Eastern team at the beginning of next month, according to the Spanish outlet MARCA.

The publication asserted that the initial arrangement was worth about €100 million (£86 million), but that additional agreements like sponsorship and advertisement partnerships would have increased its value.

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After Portugal’s 6-1 victory over Switzerland in the World Cup Round of 16, a game he did not start, the seasoned superstar denied rumors that he was considering moving to the Middle East.

Following the game, he told reporters, “No, that’s not true — not true.”

Al Nassr reportedly offered a two and a half year agreement that would last until the summer of 2025.

On Monday, sources close to Ronaldo told Sportsmail that rumors of a contract being finalized were “nonsense.”

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