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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.
At the age of 40, he should no longer be a player, but instead be on the sidelines to pioneer a career as a coach. But unfortunately, this megastar from Portugal has never shown his interest in becoming a coach, and on the other hand, many people still want to continue watching his progress on the field, there are still many clubs and leagues that need him to continue to play, because he has a very big appeal in the world of football and sports. Indeed, the club that wants to sign him and must spend a lot of money, and meet the requirements put forward by the player, which makes CR7 more than just a player. But on the other hand, with CR7's presence at Al Nassr, his presence has also provided many benefits for the club and the Saudi Arabian league.
I'd love to see Ronaldo become a manager after he retires, and I think a lot of people feel the same way. He might be just as great as a manager. After renewing his contract with Al Nassr, we can continue to watch him play for the next two seasons. Without a doubt, Ronaldo is like a magnet in the Saudi Pro League, he has a huge influence on its development. We probably wouldn't talk about the Saudi Pro League as often if Ronaldo wasn't there, his presence has brought about a major change. It makes sense that Ronaldo wants a bigger influence at Al Nassr, including in the transfer market, he is still very ambitious to win many trophies in the future.