Quote from: Sithara007 on Today at 02:06:24 AM

Quote from: Cossyblack on Today at 01:07:24 AM

Too much power in a single hands can be abused and am sure that's what is playing out in Al Nassr. Al-Sheikh that's criticizing Ronaldo influence on the affairs of the club is nothing but a talkative that is simply trying to gain attention besides what has he(Al-Sheikh) contributed to the Saudi league. I also want to believe that Ronaldo has not in any way abused his powers as alleged. The Portuguese star is gradually doing whatever he could for the overall best interest of his club and the entire Saudi league. The Saudi league is what it is today because of Ronaldo. I think Ronaldo has done more good than any players has ever done for the Saudi league. Today the Saudi league is making a lot of money only because Ronaldo is still playing for Al Nassr. Let's just allow Cristiano Ronaldo to build his team to a greater heights and for the greater good.

Al Nassr management doesn't have a problem. So does Cristiano Ronaldo. So I am surprised with all the comments from others, who have an issue here. The reason why Ronaldo wanted a greater say in club affairs was due to issues in coaching and team management. He had issues with the previous coach, under whose management the team performed well below the expectations. Anyway, Ronaldo is already 40 years old, so at the most he will play for another two years at Al Nassr before retiring.

If the previous coach did not perform well by not getting results it's not in the place of Ronaldo to decide what will happen in the club under a new coach because giving a player such right is not good so whether he leaves the club or not he it's not it's entirely a matter of management to decisions what happens in the team he should play under instructions with any coach that he is playing under