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Die hard Ronaldo fans is not the right scale to look at. Al Nassr and the Saudi Pro League is after the broad masses, the ordinary football fan watching the Saudi Pro League not only because of Ronaldo, but because the league as a whole is becoming a highlight and that buzz is gone.
In most of the key markets that are known for football, the broadcasting statistics for the Saudi Pro League are rather low. They are recruiting players from Europe in the hope that the biggest football market in the world turns its eyes to Saudi Arabia, but it is not as you say. India maybe, who knows maybe China, and that is all good because it makes them some money. But Al Nassr and more importantly the league had other hopes. The buzz has decreased and any other perception is delusional. India is good to have, but you want the subscriptions being sold where the most money is made.
Long before CR7 arrived in the Arab League and joined Al Nasr, there were already quite a few top European players who had moved to the Arab League, such as Marko Marin, Odion Ighalo, Angelos and others, but were they able to boost the popularity of the club and the league? In fact, no, my friend..!! However, after the mega star moved to the Arab League, the public's eyes immediately glanced at the Arab League. And CR7 was not only able to boost the popularity of the club, with the arrival of CR7, other European players also flocked to the Arab League, such as Karim Benzema, Kante, Neymar Jr and many more that I can't mention all of them. And thanks to the arrival of quality players in Arab clubs, this makes the competition in the league more competitive, so that not only its popularity increases, but even the league becomes the best league in Asia.
and regarding CR7's performance for his club and national team, I think for a player of his age, he has performed very well, where his performance is maintained even though he is old.