Quote from: noormcs5 on Today at 05:39:31 PM

Quote from: Frankolala on Today at 09:25:33 AM

I only see envy and nothing more. If Al Nassr gives Ronaldo such power and they listen to his decisions, it shows that Ronaldo is not take as a player anymore but as part of the board of advisors for the club. That's what I think, if not Ronaldo wouldn't be given such power. Ronaldo is a super figure in football and he talks by experience, and he's highly influential.

Well Cristiano Ronaldo has his role far beyond only as a player and therefore he has a big say at Al-Nassar. He secured a 15% ownership stake in Al-Nassar and with this move he becomes effectively a stakeholder and therefore he would be playing with much more interest, isn't ? I think his His dual role can be beneficial to the club as well as to Ronaldo. He has a big influence on the sporting decisions at his club.
Also i heard that he has a private jet access and his earnings are tax free. He is having some real benefits from Saudi Professional League Wink

Everyone knows how much Ronaldo has played in making the Saudi league known worldwide. He has been very closely involved in the league since the beginning. With Ronaldo's presence, the international media has also paid special attention to the Saudi league. I am not sure yet that he will be given 15 percent by Al Nassr, but if this is true, I think it is also a good decision. He will try to give more to the teams. Football was not very well known in the Middle East and I think this player has made a huge contribution to all this. Maybe now there will be more famous players in the league, but the time Ronaldo has been in the team was definitely an important time. Even now, his face value is high. The Saudi government has given him various benefits including private jet access, luxury cars, free income from taxes. It is believed that the Saudi government may also make him a brand ambassador for Vision 2030 in the future, although there is no guarantee of this, but there is a possibility.