The dream should wait

Cristiano Ronaldo was reflected on another setback in his endeavor to win a big cup with Al -Nasser, admitting that “the dream should wait” after the Saudi team lost in the semi -finals of the Champions League.

Ronaldo missed an excellent opportunity late, as victory fell 3-2 to Kawasaki Frondel in Jeddah and cut the character of Disconate after the final whistle, and his family with himself in the central circle.

“Sometimes a dream should wait,” posted on social media after the loss. “I am proud of this team and all that we have presented on the field. Thank you to all the fans who believed in us and stopped every step on the road. Your support means the world.”

Sometimes a dream should wait. I am proud of this team and everything we presented on the field. 🟡🔵

Thanks to all the fans who believed in us and stood every step on the road. Your support means the world. 🙏 pic.twitter.com/SLP6K4IHRH

Cristiano (Cristiano) April 30, 2025

Drought in the cup continues in Ronaldo

The 40 -year -old joined Al Nassr in 2022 and scored 91 great goals in 102 games, yet I only gained a small cup, the Arab Club Championship.

With it is unlikely that Al-Nasser will repair the leaders of the Saudi Professional League, they are training on the generous side of Benzema Al-Haraki with eight points with five games remaining-it seems unlikely to come in a local way.

Wide -ranging reports indicate that the Portuguese star Ronaldo will extend his residence in Saudi Arabia with another profitable contract, but the official announcement has not yet come.

Ronaldo removed the Champions League and started talking to ghosts! 😂💔 pic.twitter.com/um9dyluzeg

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I love Ronaldo when death

The disappointment of hope is likely to remain in the Middle East and compensate for a setback that did not look at the cards when Sadio Mane eliminated the early match for Tatsuya ITO.

But the Japanese side came again with Yuto Ozeki to restore its progress four minutes before the first half. Akihiro ienaga made 3-1 with 14 minutes before Aiman ​​Yahya stayed in deficit after 11 minutes.

Ronaldo could have been the hero in victory, but he led to the marriage of his lines with visitors who are scrapping the ball away from their goal three times in the final stages.

Kawasaki rode their luck and will now play another Saudi team, AHLI, in the final match on Saturday.