After 12 Years, Al Nassr’s Cristiano Ronaldo Will Finally Return to USA as He Makes Retirement Announcement

Cristiano Ronaldo has planned his upcoming visit to the United States and it’s a golden chance for the American fans of the soccer superstar to witness him at play. The plans are aligned with his Saudi endeavor as he reportedly seeks to extend his contract with Al Nassr. The world-class duo – Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi will soon share the stage in America. If all goes according to plan, Ronaldo will see a return to the States after 12 years.

Saudi signed Neymar in this summer transfer window, he’s another world-class talent who is now spending his days in Riyadh. However, there are rumors surrounding the Brazilian international as he eyes the biggest glory in the soccer sphere.

Cristiano Ronaldo puts the focus on his return to America with his retirement announcement

Cristiano Ronaldo has been vocal about his desire to play at the top level until his legs give up. He has said that he still has the same love for the game and it pushes him to compete at the highest level. To further cement his plans, CR7 has reportedly asked Al Nassr to extend his contract.

A source close to Al Nassr has revealed that the Portuguese winger has asked Al Nassr to extend his contract till 2027. This decision could be in a move to solidify his starting position and also to keep his fitness level at the top for the FIFA World Cup 2026 in the USA. The Al Nassr captain is eyeing the biggest glory in the soccer sphere just like Neymar. CR7 ultimately plans to retire in 2027.

It was in 2014 that the Portuguese winger last visited the United States. The 38-year-old last visited the States in 2014 during Real Madrid’s pre-season tour. Real Madrid played against Manchester United in a pre-season friendly. CR7 hasn’t since been able to visit the country citing a few complications.

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Neymar also has something similar planned for his future. The Brazilian No. 10 is rumored to be willing to give up millions in favor of a shock move to a club from where he can pursue his dream of clinching the prestigious trophy with Brazil.

Neymar seeks to cut short his Saudi spell

Neymar’s stint with Al Hilal got off to a rocky start that was marked by an initial injury setback that hindered his performance on the pitch. Despite this, the Brazilian star remained committed to representing his national team, featuring prominently in the World Cup qualifiers for Brazil.

Amidst the turmoil, reports have surfaced indicating Neymar’s strong desire to cut short his spell with Al Hilal and make a sentimental return to his childhood club, Santos. It’s believed that Ney sees this move as a crucial step in his preparation for the 2026 World Cup. Brazilian journalist, Ademir Quintino, has suggested that Ney’s contract with Al Hilal may be shorter than initially thought. He left open the possibility of him rejoining Santos a year or two before the global tournament.

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CR7’s premature exit from the Qatar World Cup was disappointing for him and his fans. Ronaldo may take his shot at playing at the global tournament to complete his soccer journey by winning the World Cup. Neymar will turn 34 and Ronaldo will turn 41 when the competition kicks off. However, age has never been a foundation for both soccer stars.