Cristiano Ronaldo has become the biggest ambassador for Saudi Arabian soccer since he joined Al Nassr in December 2022. However, in recent months, comments have surfaced regarding Ronaldoās influence both on and off the field. Guido Fienga, Al Nassr CEO, addressed this topic, providing clarity for the fans.
āCristiano Ronaldo doesnāt control the clubā said the Al Nassr CEO. āBut obviously, being the No. 1 in the world, he gives the direction of where we have to go and which are the targets we have to reach.ā
After this statement, he emphasized the importance of Ronaldo at the club: āCristiano Ronaldo is our captain and he is the strongest player in the world not just technically but how he behaves. He is a winner and we ask him to teach us how to win.ā
The changes Cristiano Ronaldoās Al Nassr have recently gone through
It hasnāt been the best months for Cristiano Ronaldo in Al Nassr. Following the Kingās Cup final loss to Al Hilal in May, and a run of one win in three league games to start the season, Al Nassr announced Luis Castroās departure after 54 games.

Stefano Pioli, former AC Milan, was appointed as Al Nassrās head coach, replacing Luis Castro.
On Wednesday, the club confirmed Castroās replacement. Former AC Milan coach Stefano Pioli will be the 19th manager in Cristiano Ronaldoās career. The new Al Nassr boss is set to make his debut Friday against Al Ettifaq on Matchday 4 of the Saudi Pro League.

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Regarding the investment the club has made recently, Fienga said: āThis summer donāt forget we invested almost $100 million in new players. I believe we did a good job in order to reinforce the club with some good players that we needed. We need to work and give stability to the club to work and to produce the value and not destroy the value every six months.ā





