What you say is true. If Ronaldo provides excessive input, it will appear as if he isn't a player, but rather someone in charge of Al Nasr. However, this is undeniable, because according to existing reports, Ronaldo currently owns a share of Al Nasr's profits. I forget the percentage, but the point is, this means that Ronaldo can be indirectly said to be part of Al Nasr now. Therefore, it's natural for Ronaldo to provide considerable advice to those in charge at Al Nasr, because Ronaldo is indeed part of Al Nasr.
Therefore, I don't think we need to worry about this. Because if Ronaldo is given more authority by Al Nasr, we have no right to envy him. This is indeed an agreement or deal Ronaldo made with Al Nasr. Because, as we know, if Al Nasr doesn't fulfill all the conditions proposed by Ronaldo when his contract is extended, it's highly likely that Ronaldo will not agree to stay at Al Nasr. So, yes, that's the current reality. So, we all have to accept all the facts.
Well we don't need to be jealous because Cristiano Ronaldo deserves what he gets at the moment. Because Cristiano Ronaldo currently has the authority for this team too. So it is quite natural that he is also always there to provide advice or something like that for this club. Because based on the news I read Cristiano Ronaldo was also given 15% ownership of shares for the club. So that well this makes Cristiano Ronaldo not just a player there. But he also became one of the shareholders for the club. So well Cristiano Ronaldo's authority has indeed become bigger there.
And actually Cristiano Ronaldo has also had a huge impact on the popularity of Al-nassr and the SPL itself. Which this impact will not be obtained from bringing in other players. So it is very natural that Cristiano Ronaldo all his wishes will try to be fulfilled by Al-nassr. Because Al-nassr and SPL also need Cristiano Ronaldo.
(Sourch: https://www.nusabali.com/berita/195598/ronaldo-teken-kontrak-rp10-triliun-di-al-nassr-fasilitas-yang-didapat-bikin-geleng-geleng)Yes, currently, Ronaldo is not just an Al Nasr player, but also a brand ambassador for the Saudi Arabian League. After Ronaldo's arrival, not only has Al Nasr become increasingly well-known worldwide, but the Saudi Arabian League has also become more popular. Therefore, the Saudi Arabian League should not criticize Ronaldo for consistently providing input to his team, Al Nasr. In fact, I believe the Saudi Arabian League should thank Ronaldo for agreeing to play in the Saudi Arabian League and for raising the Saudi Arabian League's profile globally. Therefore, I believe it's only natural that Ronaldo is being treated quite favorably by Al Nasr, as he is indeed the most influential player in the team's and the Saudi Arabian League's progress.
By the way, I'm not sure why Duran was loaned to Fenerbahçe. Whether it was Ronaldo's suggestion or Al Nasr's own initiative. In my opinion, Duran is a pretty good player and a significant addition to Al Nasr's attack. So, in my opinion, his loan to Fenerbahce will weaken Al Nasr's attack a bit. Because, even though Ronaldo is still in the forward position, with his age, I think he needs a second-string player who can always be there to replace him or support him in the attack. So, I think if Al Nasr wants a more stable front line, I think they should look for someone else who is a great striker to be Ronaldo's backup.