Cristiano Ronaldo has considered another retreat in his efforts to win a big trophy with Al Nasser, admitting “the dream will have to wait” after Saudi Arabia lost the Champions League semi-finals.
Ronaldo missed a great opportunity in the late game, when Al Nasser left 3-2 to Kawazak Frontali in Jeddah and cut an unpopular figure after the final bullets, he was unhappy with him in the middle circle.
“Sometimes the dream has to wait,” he said after the defeat on social media. “I’m proud of this team and all the things we gave on the pitch. Thank you to all the fans who believed in us and we stood next to us every step on the road. Your support means the world.
Sometimes the dream has to wait. I am proud of this team and all the things they gave on the pitch. 🡡🔵
Thanks to all the fans who believed in us and we stood next to us every step on the road. Your support means the world. 🙏 Pic.twitter.com/slp6k4ihrh
– Cristiano Ronaldo (@ciristiano) April 30,
Trofi drought for Ronaldo
The 40-year-old joined Al Nasser in 2022 and has scored 91 impressive goals in 102 appearances, but has only won one small trophy, the Arab Club Championship.
And although Al Nasser appears to be unlikely to fix it, the leader of the Saudi league, Al-Itihad – they have eight points and five games remaining after a Karim Benzema club – it seems that it is unlikely to be survived with the interior.
Portuguese constituent Ronaldo has extended his stay in Saudi Arabia with another profitable deal, but no official announcement has yet been made.
They took Ronaldo out of the AFC champions and my G started talking to the ghosts! 😂💔 Pic.twitter.com/Um9Dyluzeg
— beksfcb (@Joshua__ubeku) April 30,
Ronaldo thwarts his death
Wednesday’s disappointment appears to be inspiring to stay in the Middle East and compensate for a retreat that does not look at the cards when Sadio Mane canceled early Tatsuya Eto’s early game.
But the Japanese club came back again and Youto Ozke renovated the advance four minutes before the first half. Akihiro Inaga won the game 3-1 and 14 minutes away before Aylan Yahya deficiency after 11 minutes.
Ronaldo could have been Al Nasser’s champion but filled his own lines and visitors to keep their ball away from their goal three times in the final stages.
Kawak was riding his luck and now playing another Saudi game in the final on Saturday, Al-Ahli.