Quote from: SatoPrincess on Today at 07:07:49 PM

Quote from: lizarder on Today at 12:35:12 PM

I prefer to see Ronaldo chasing the 1000th goal and it is easier for him to achieve when he stays at Al-Nassr because there the competition is also not as competitive as the League in Europe so it is much easier for Ronaldo to achieve it in the rest of his football career for the next few seasons.

Christiano Ronaldo is earning a fortune at Al Nassr, however I don’t think money is a motivation for such a man. Ronaldo’s dream of reaching 1000 goal before retirement is not going to be less difficult because he is playing in the Saudi Pro League. Have you watched the teams in the league play? A lot of people think the Saudi Pro League is a farmers league but it’s far from that. The players there are very skillful and strong. Look at how the game went between Real Madrid and Al-Hilal in the FIFA Club World Cup. Al-Hilal were the better side in that match, a well put together team of players like Trent, Rodrygo, Bellingham, Vini couldn’t score a goal to take the lead and win the match and you think it’s piece of cake for Ronaldo.

The Saudi League is not to be underrated but however the English teams are still far better than them in terms of football quality and entertainment. The Saudi League have used mouthwatering amount of money to buy some European players to make their league popular but after spending those huge amount the League is still developing and far away from the standards of the European teams. Ronaldo is someone that loves luxury things so i don't know why you think money do not freak or motivate him, why did he accepted the Saudi deal in the first place if not for the outrageous amount they are paying him. If Ronaldo spend more two or three years before he retires from football, he can achieve his dream of reaching 1000 career goals.

Real Madrid playing draw against Al Hilal is normal thing that can happen in football, perhaps i think you will prefer that draw than PSG that lost to Botafogo.