Worrying News For Al Nassr as Cristiano Ronaldo Spotted Limping After Scoring Double in Portugal’s Victory

Cristiano Ronaldo was the star of the show in Portugal’s recent clash. The Al Nassr superstar put on a classic showcase against Bosnia scoring twice as Portugal romped their opponents 5-0. However, despite looking solid in the game, Ronaldo was subbed off during the second half of the contest. While this is a positive result for Portugal, Ronaldo’s second side, Al Nassr, has received some unwanted news.

Despite talks surrounding injuries, the player shows no signs of stopping. The Portuguese star has been firing on all cylinders for both his club and country and will be eager to deliver in his coming games.

Al Nassr hit with concerning news

Cristiano Ronaldo was on point against Bosnia for Portugal, as he found the back of the net twice in 20 minutes. However, the player could not complete a hat trick as he was subbed off in the second half. Following the game, the Portuguese talisman could be seen walking with a limp, which could be alarming news for his club side.

The Al Nassr skipper has played a crucial role in his team’s success this season. Cristiano Ronaldo has been on a roll in the Saudi Pro League and a potential extended break due to injury could be a massive blow for Al Nassr. The club will hope that the limp following the game was just due to fatigue and the player returns to the club in peak condition.

However, despite the talks surrounding his injury and age, the former Manchester United star shows no signs of stopping. At 38, the Portuguese recently touched down on reaching the elusive 1000-goal mark.

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Cristiano Ronaldo touches down on massive potential milestone

The Al Nassr skipper has been delivering on all fronts and is close to reaching the 900-goal mark in his career. During one of his recent press conferences, he was asked if he could reach the 1000-goal mark in his career. The player gave an honest opinion, commenting that he is approaching things step by step.

“It’s going to be quite difficult, but it’s about seeing how I am mentally, my motivation. Yes, physically, my legs are treating me as well as I am treating them… We’ll see, there are small steps. To get to 1,000, we have to get to 900 first. I think I can do it.”

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It is inspiring to see that the Portuguese star still has the hunger to achieve more at this stage in his career. Do you think Cristiano Ronaldo can reach the 1000-goal mark in his career? Let us know in the comments below.