Cristiano Ronaldo Is BANNED FOR TWO GAMES Despite Joining Al-Nassr

According to the Daily Mail, Cristiano Ronaldo, who just joined Al-Nassr, will have to wait before making his debut for his new team since he has not yet completed the punishment he received for breaking a supporter of Everton’s phone last year.

Ronaldo won’t play for Al-Nassr against Al-Ta’ee on Thursday night in a Saudi Pro League match as a result.

Remember when Ronaldo received a two-match suspension from the English FA for shattering an Everton fan’s phone in April?

Aside from that, there are still other obstacles standing in the way of the former Manchester United forward’s debut.

Before starting the Portugal captain, Al-Nassr must discharge a foreign player and get the Saudi Arabian Football Federation’s (SAFF) certificate of competence.

Additionally, Al-Nassr coach Rudi Garcia said that he would wait until Ronaldo was fully healthy before letting him play on December 10, 2022, during Portugal’s loss to Morocco in the 2022 FIFA World Cup quarterfinal.

Prior to his final transfer to Al-Nassr, Ronaldo said on Tuesday that other teams from across the globe sought to recruit him.

This was said by the five-time Ballon d’Or winner on Tuesday night in his first interview as an Al-Nassr player.

The man, 37, stated,

“Nobody knows, but I can say that I had a lot of possibilities in Europe, a lot of teams in Brazil, a lot of clubs in Australia, a lot of clubs in the US, even a lot of clubs in Portugal, and a lot of clubs sought to recruit me,”