A 4-2-3-1 formation is also suitable if Ronaldo isn't particularly interested in a second striker alongside him. In a 4-4-1-1 formation, Mane and Coman also play on the left and right flanks, but not as the main strikers, given Ronaldo's dominance in those positions, as in Al Nassr's last two matches.
I see Coman, Mane, and Felix as players Ronaldo prefers as his partners, making it easier for him to score.
It was a beautiful sight in the Super Cup semifinal when Ronaldo provided an assist to Felix even though Ronaldo was only one-on-one with the goalkeeper.
The final against Al Ahli, with Al Ahli's 5-1 victory over Al Qadasiya, was a good final that would make for a great and balanced match.
And perhaps an even more beautiful sight will be when Al Nassr meets Al Ahli in the Super Cup final. Because that will be a testament to what Ronaldo's teammates must do to win and lift the trophy before the new Saudi Arabian League season resumes. I also see that the 4-4-1-1 formation is quite suitable for the Al Nassr team, however, if the opponent is tougher, the Al Nassr team might use another formation that will not burden their own players because the ultimate goal of each formation is to be able to give their best performance in every match.
The 4-4-1-1 formation will likely remain unchanged, and Jorge Juses will use it in tomorrow's final against Al Ahli.
Unfortunately, Mane may not be in the Al Nassr squad to support Ronaldo, as he received a red card in Al Nassr's victory over Al Ittihad.
The Super Cup final is a star-studded affair. The main focus will undoubtedly be on Cristiano Ronaldo. If Al Nassr fails to win, the coverage of Ronaldo will be mixed, including negative. Likewise, if Al Nassr wins, Ronaldo will be the talk of the world.
The 4-2-3-1 also fits well considering the current squad Al Nassr has after the arrivals of Joao Felix and Coman.