Cristiano Ronaldo might be considering his next big career move, as a surprising offer from an unnamed Brazilian club might pit him against Real Madrid.
Cristiano Ronaldo has had a season to forget with Al-Nassr. The Saudi Pro League side entered the season with one vision: putting their hands on the silverware. However, they fell short of the mark by quite some distance and even gave up their place in the Asian Champions League.
Instead, it was a fellow Real Madrid legend Karim Benzema who won the Saudi Pro League, with his side Al-Ittihad.
Considering Al-Nassr were the frontrunners of the emerging Saudi Pro League development, with Cristiano Ronaldo being their posterboy, their season is embarrassing to say the least. Now, CR7, who is a high achiever, has a big decision to make.
Cristiano Ronaldo's new offer could pit him against Real Madrid
According to a shocking report from Marca, Cristiano Ronaldo has received an offer from an unnamed Brazilian club, amid the storm which is brewing at Al-Nassr. The report doesn't name which Brazilian club has presented their offer to Ronaldo, but it would see him play at the FIFA Club World Cup this summer.
Eyebrows perked there, didn't they, Real Madrid fans? Yep, the Club World Cup is a competition which Real Madrid will be at the forefront of. The holy trinity of Xabi Alonso, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Dean Huijsen could even make their Los Blancos debuts.
The FIFA Club World Cup seemingly has everything. It will pit the best clubs from across the globe against one another, in new playing conditions. The competition is a chance for fans to understand the global soccer landscape much better, with an eye on the best young talents in the world.
Lionel Messi will be playing at the Club World Cup, so the only thing that's missing is the man who competed with him for many years at the top of the European game, Cristiano Ronaldo.
If Cristiano Ronaldo accepts the proposal, he might play against Lionel Messi and/or Real Madrid at different stages of the competition. It might just be the last chance Real Madrid get to say goodbye to their GOAT.