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𝐀𝐥-𝐇𝐢𝐥𝐚𝐥 is close to 2 big signs.

Cristiano Ronaldo and Simone Inzaghi could join the club in the next following hours.
But now the question, who will take the vice-Champions' League winne take as new coach?

If this happens, I think CR7 would do something Similar to what Luis Figo did when he moved from Barcelona to Madrid, I would like CR7 to go to Madrid, but at the same time it would be a series of conflicting feelings if you see CR7 go against his Real Madrid This would be something that, wow, defies all expectations, but that can happen in the Club World Cup.

Cristiano Ronaldo and Al-Hilal became a saga, every few weeks we hear something.
Until now, one sure thing is that CR7 will not extend his contract with Al-Nassr. We heard that he wants to play the World Club Cup so he has to find a club that accepts him and at the same time see Al-Nassr unleashing hims earlier than the end of June. I read about Monterrey with Ramos, or Brazilian teams since I doubt any European team will accept recruiting him. Obviously this will not be permanent and he might return again to Saudi Pro League.

I think that at the end of the day Al-Hilal is the only team that has some real possibilities to sign Cristiano Ronaldo: they are more competitive than Al-Nassr, they can offer him the same salary, and Ronaldo can keep playing in an easy league to pursuit his 1,000th goal. He asks for too much money for European or South American teams, only Saudi or Qatari teams can afford him.