FIFA has reacted after former Real Madrid football club star Cristiano Ronaldo was unveiled to fans by Saudi Arabia's Al Nassr football club on Tuesday night.
Cristiano Ronaldo was signed on a free transfer by Al Nassr football club last week, less than two months after Manchester United football club terminated his contract following his controversial interview with Piers Morgan.
The former Juventus football club star revealed that he was not respected by Manchester United football club, and the club and coach Erik ten Hag decided to release him.
After Manchester United football club terminated his contract, Cristiano Ronaldo was linked with moves to Arsenal football club, Chelsea football club, Sporting Lisbon football club, FC Porto, clubs from Major League Soccer in the United States of America, and the Brazilian League before Al Nassr football club eventually won the race.Cristiano Ronaldo and his family arrived in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on Monday, and were greeted by thousands of fans. The Portugal national team star had his medical on Tuesday morning before being introduced to the Stadium crowd.
FIFA responded on their verified Twitter handle after Al Nassr football club unveiled Cristiano Ronaldo to the fans:
"A new challenge for Cristiano Ronaldo"
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Man United held negotiations with No.7 Portugal international
Man United and Jorge Mendes have discussed Joao Felix numerous times. Atletico Madrid values the Portugal international at nearly £86 million, and he could embark on a new adventure during the winter transfer window.
"In this case, it's about the price," Fabrizio Romano explained, "because Man United have had many conversations with his agent, but at the moment there is no negotiation, no concrete negotiation because of the price." Before signing with Atletico Madrid, Felix was one of the most sought-after young teenage prodigies in the world.Los Colchoneros paid a nine-figure sum for Joao a few years ago. However, between July 2019 and now, the Portuguese has not made as much progress as he would have liked. The 23-year-old forward has had a difficult season thus far, as he is no longer the undisputed first-choice attacker.
This season, the Portuguese winger has started only nine of Atletico Madrid's 21 games. In January, Felix will most likely leave Atletico to embark on a new adventure. Man United has taken notice of such a situation. However, his £86 million price tag may pose a problem for the Premier League giants.Man United will only look to the loan market for potential solutions. As a result, they are unlikely to pay £86 million to sign Joao Felix in the winter. And, with Chelsea also interested in signing the former Benfica winger on loan, Man United could sign him on a short-term deal.
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