Ronaldo rules himself outside the club’s World Cup while a decision on the future “almost final”

Cristiano Ronaldo said he will not participate in the upcoming opening World Cup despite the disclosure that “some teams contacted” with Captain Portugal.

Ronaldo, whose contract with the Saudi professional publishing team expires at the end of June, fueled speculation about the competition in the championship-which starts in the United States next week-when he published the hidden social media message in May, which read “this chapter has ended” after the final league match of the season.

Reports indicated that the wealthy public investment fund (PIF), a major investor in the Saudi Professional Association, was negotiating an attempt to “persuade Ronaldo to stay and play”, while appearing in the club’s World Cup, a possible option for Ronaldo.

But it seems that the 40 -year -old will not appear in the competition after all, although, according to the attacker, attracts attention from a number of competing clubs.

Speaking before the Nations League final against Spain on Sunday evening in Munich, Ronaldo said: “I will not be in the club’s World Cup.

“Some teams communicated to me.

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The attacker joined Al -Nasr in 2023 from Manchester United after finishing his deal at Old Trafford.

His future is still unclear, but the Ballon D’or winner, who scored the winner of Portugal by defeating Germany on Wednesday, was that the decision is “almost final”.

Within two years in Saudi Arabia, Ronaldo scored 99 goals in 111 eagle games, including 35 times in 41 games in the recent period.