Cristiano Ronaldo’s lawyers have started checking details of stunning €200m-a-year Al Nassr transfer offer

Former Manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo is yet to choose whether or not to acknowledge a mammoth agreement offer from Saudi Middle Eastern club Al Nassr.

The Portugal international, who is presently zeroing in on the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, as of late left Man Utd subsequent to having his agreement ended in light of his dubious meeting with Morgan.

Ronaldo’s future in European football overall presently seems to be in uncertainty, as his legal counselors examine over a dazzling €200m-per-season offer from Al Nassr, as per Fabrizio Romano in the present Day to day Trial for CaughtOffside.

Romano isn’t yet sure what choice Ronaldo will make, and added that he feels the 37-year-old is still sufficient to play for a Bosses League club.

In any case, it appears it has been a battle for Ronaldo’s agent Jorge Mendes to track down a reasonable proposal from a top team in Europe, so it will be fascinating to check whether he turns out to be progressively enticed to acknowledge this immense proposal from Al Nassr.

“The proposition is on the table: €200m per season until June 2025. Cristiano’s legal advisors are actually taking a look at all subtleties of the proposition and of business bargains remembered for this sum,” Romano made sense of.

“I’ve no thought regarding Cristiano’s choice, he has not chosen and I’m not to him so we can’t foresee… but rather the proposition is there.

“As I would see it, he has still top quality to play in Champions League yet is never simple to track down a decent arrangement in January!”

Ronaldo has had an incredible profession at the most significant level, and it’s hard to envision him making this stride down to a less serious league, regardless of whether he is moving toward his 38th birthday celebration.

In any case, United fans will most likely be hoping everything turns out great for him, as he stays a club legend paying little mind to how things turned out in his second spell at Old Trafford.