Staying at the Al Nassr team is also not a bad option for Ronaldo although I also don't want to compare Ronaldo's appearance when he was still in an elite European team with a myriad of achievements such as becoming the top scorer and others. Because at Ronaldo's current age, he will still have more value if he is able to give one trophy to the Al Nassr team before he moves to another team if there are still other teams interested in him at an age that is no longer young. As for Garnacho, my suggestion is that he does not need to move to the Saudi Arabian team if there are still European teams willing to accept him as a player because that would be much better for his own career as a player who is still quite young.
But Cristiano Ronaldo has proven that he is still very productive not only at Arab clubs but also when defending the Portuguese national team. In the SPL we have seen Cristiano Ronaldo remain the top scorer in the last two seasons. And that proves that old age has not reduced his sharpness. And in Portugal he is still a player who is highly relied on by his teammates. Even in the national league final, we also saw Cristiano Ronaldo save the Portuguese national team by equalizing the score at that time. Which even meant that Spain ultimately had to accept defeat, even through a penalty shootout.
And I was quite happy when Al-nassr succeeded in persuading Cristiano Ronaldo to continue extending his contract at Al-nassr. That way, Cristiano Ronaldo still has the opportunity to bring Al-Nassr to become champions. And if they fail to come back then that's okay, but that should be a note for the Al-Nassr club which does have weaknesses at the back. And they have to fix it.