Al-Nassr print Cristiano Ronaldo shirts following his £175m-a-year move to the Saudi club

Al-Nassr supporters are already waiting to grab Cristiano Ronaldo’s No7 shirt after his lucrative move to Saudi Arabian club.

Ronaldo’s free transfer to Al-Nassr, which is set to see him earn an astonishing £175m per year, was announced on Friday night after weeks of speculation.

Fans flocked to the club store to pay for the jersey he’ll be wearing.

After confirmation of Ronaldo’s arrival, Al-Nassr began printing Cristiano Ronaldo shirts

Fans have already queued at the club store to grab the No 7 shirt.

Ronaldo will be wearing the shirt he wore to the club by fans, who have taken pictures of the shirt.

Al-Nassr has not taken long to print Ronaldo merchandise, after the switch was confirmed. His fans are posing with the shirt, clearly excited about seeing him play in Middle East.

Ronaldo was a free agent these past weeks following the mutual termination of his Manchester United contract last month. 

After he had criticized Erik ten Hag, the manager of the club, in a shocking interview with Piers Morgan, he made this decision.

Ronaldo’s contract was confirmed on the eve before the World Cup. However, the 37-yearold insists that he was purely focused on winning the tournament in Portugal and not his club future.

After a candid interview with Piers Morgan, Ronaldo’s Man United contract was scrapped.

Ronaldo, however, failed to make an impact in Qatar. He scored just one goal in Portugal’s first game against Ghana. For the two knockout matches against Morocco, Switzerland and Morocco, he was dropped.

Portugal lost the second contest, as they were eliminated from the competition at the quarterfinal stage.

Since then, it has been reported by Marca Ronaldo’s team was in negotiations with Al-Nassr at the World Cup. The forward was aware of these negotiations.

Although he believed he could still hope that Real Madrid would make an offer to resign him late, he knew after he left Old Trafford that he wouldn’t be able join a Champions League club.

Ronaldo knew, reportedly, during the World Cup that he was going to sign for Al-Nassr

After meeting with the president of Al-Nassr in Madrid, he decided that this was the case and signed his contract with Al-Nassr.

Ronaldo’s decision to move to Al-Nassr has divided opinion. Jamie Carragher claimed it was a’sad ending’ to his career in light of Lionel Messi’s win earlier this month. 

Gary Neville believes that things haven’t turned out the way Ronaldo wanted them to. He is certain his former teammate would prefer to remain in Europe.

Katia, Ronaldo’s sister, believes her brother made the right decision and supports him to’make History once again’ in Saudi Arabia.