Cristiano Ronaldo has teased that his time at Saudi Arabian club Al Nassr is over.
The former Manchester United and Real Madrid star, 40, posted a message on his social media pages following his team’s 3-2 loss at Al Fateh on Monday.
“This chapter is over,” Ronaldo wrote, alongside a picture of him in an Al Nassr jersey. “The story? Still being written. Grateful to all.”
The five-time world player of the year joined Saudi Pro League club Al Nassr in late 2022 and his contract will expire at the end of June.
On Saturday, FIFA president Gianni Infantino said Ronaldo could play at the new-look, expanded Club World Cup starting on 14 June because of a unique transfer window created for the tournament.
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“There are discussions with some clubs,” Mr Infantino told online streamer IShowSpeed, whose YouTube channel has more than 39 million subscribers.
“So, if any club is watching and is interested in hiring Ronaldo for the Club World Cup, who knows.”
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Al Nassr, which finished in third place in the Saudi league this season, did not qualify for the Club World Cup – where Lionel Messi, Ronaldo’s great rival, will be playing with Inter Miami.
Ronaldo did not react on Saturday to Mr Infantino’s speculation on his social media channels.
