Al Hilal SFC
Al Nassr FCDay 26
Cristiano Ronaldo 47'
Cristiano Ronaldo (p.) 88'
Al Hilal SFC: 37. Bounou, 3. Koulibaly K., 5. Al-Bulayhi, 6. Renan Lodi, 8. Ruben Neves( till 64'), 22. Milinković-Savić S., 28. Kanno( till 82'), 29. Al-Dawsari, 9. Mitrovic A., 77. Malcom
Substitution: 11. Leonardo M.(from 64'), 16. Al-Dawsari N.(from 82')
Bench: 21. Al-Owais, 4. Al Dawsari Kh., 12. Al-Shahrani, 7. Al-Ghannam, 15. Al-Qahtani, 99. Al Hamdan
Yellow Cards: Ruben Neves 54'
Al Nassr FC: 24. Bento, 2. Al-Ghannam, 3. Simakan M., 78. Lajami( till 70'), 83. Al-Najdi, 19. Al-Hassan, 10. Mane Sa., 11. Brozovic, 23. Yahya( till 62'), 7. Cristiano Ronaldo, 9. Durán
Substitution: 25. Otávio(from 62'), 27. Laporte(from 70')
Bench: 36. Al-Najjar, 8. Al-Sulaiheem, 29. Ghareeb, 16. Maran
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Cristiano Ronaldo delivered another top performance
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The proposed plan would see the Portuguese star negotiating with his current employers to secure a temporary agreement with Inter Miami
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Another goal from Cristiano Ronaldo has brought the Portuguese icon’s career stats to a remarkable balance
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The Portuguese superstar will earn a staggering €200 million annually
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Al-Nassr has reclaimed third place in the Saudi Pro League standings after a dominant 3-0 home victory over Al-Fayha on Matchday 19
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This is the exact amount that Milan were hoping to receive for the Portuguese international during the summer transfer window
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Aston Villa has secured a significant financial boost
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Brazilian football icon Neymar Jr. is ready to end his difficult stint at Al-Hilal and return to his boyhood club, Santos, in Brazil
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Neymar is pleased: Neymar is returning to the club where he began his journey in professional football—Santos
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The Brazilian forward will not be registered for the second half of the season in the Saudi Pro League
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Cristiano Ronaldo is eager to play in the expanded Club World Cup this summer and may consider a move to another club in Saudi Arabia to make that dream a reality
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Cristiano Ronaldo has added another accolade to his illustrious career.
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The lineup for the inaugural 32-team Club World Cup, set to take place next summer in the United States, has been finalized
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Neymar will remain at Al-Hilal and is not planning a return to Brazil, according to the player’s agent, Pini Zahavi.
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After a grueling 378 days of recovery from an ACL tear, Neymar is finally ready to make his much-anticipated return to the pitch
