The Portuguese has been described as “angry” in training, while Abdelrahman Gharib speaks of the striker’s “serious” lifestyle.
Professional, demanding of himself and his teammates, it’s not always easy to get along with Cristiano Ronaldo. The former Manchester United star immediately took up the armband in Riyadh and made an impressive contribution of 14 goals in 19 appearances, but was unable to lead his team to a league or cup title over his first six months.
“If he loses, he’s angry.”
However, Cristiano Ronaldo seemed to have had an impact on Al Nassr’s training, with winger Gharib revealing the Portuguese’s uncompromising attitude during the sessions. Ghareeb said in an interview with the content creator Abu Mashael: “Ronaldo’s life is very dangerous. He gets angry if he loses in training, even though he has won many European championships and individual titles.”
“This is on top of the fact that he comes to training before many others. Ronaldo supports me a lot. He supports me a lot and thanks to him I go to training with great enthusiasm. I train with Cristiano, how can you not be excited?Added victory wing.
The highly competitive Saudi Professional League next year
Ronaldo won’t be the only one with Champions League experience in the Saudi Professional League next season as the Gulf nation strives to build a squad of global stars ahead of the 2023-24 campaign. With Lionel Messi’s progress slowing, 2022 Ballon d’Or holder Karim Benzema completed his move to Al-Ittihad on Tuesday.
2018 world champion N’Golo Kante is also set to move to the champions club, while a total of nine players could join Ronaldo in the Middle East by the end of the summer. He could join his Portuguese side in particular, Wilfried Zaha, a boost for the heavyweights to claim the title next year.
The 38-year-old is hoping this year’s non-trophy campaign is just a stumbling block as he aims to lead Al-Nassr to the top of the Pro League, which he has reached nine times since his victory. Construction in 1974. Cut next season.
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