Cristiano Ronaldo has missed his second consecutive game for Al-Nassr in the Saudi Pro League (SPL) amid reports he’s unhappy with the club’s majority owner over the lack of transfer activity. The five-time Ballon d’Or winner was not in the squad when Al-Nassr faced defending champions Al-Ittihad at home on Friday.

Cristiano Ronaldo's future at Al-Nassr is plunged into doubt after he is left out of their squad for Monday's Saudi Pro League game against Al-Riyadh.

The strike of Cristiano Ronaldo, the striker and captain of the Al-Nasr football club, brought losses of $2.4 billion to the Saudi professional league. This was reported on February 6 by the Speedline portal.

In a surprising turn of events, Cristiano Ronaldo, at 41, has chosen to boycott playing for Al-Nasr, a move that transcends mere physical rest and delves deep into the club's management dynamics. This article explores the implications of Ronaldo's protest against the Saudi Arabian sovereign wealth fund (PIF),

Nassr's match with Al Riyadh on Monday as the Portugal captain is unhappy over the club's lack of transfer activity

If Cristiano Ronaldo leaves Saudi club Al Nassr, many clubs will be in the running and here we have listed the top five he could join.