Ronaldo to pay compensation as he decides to leave Al-Nassr

Al-Nassr forward Cristiano Ronaldo has decided he wants to leave the club.

Mundo Deportivo, Ronaldo reports that the 38-year-old has realised the glaring differences between the Middle East club’s infrastructure and that of Europe.

Ronaldo’s camp is now starting to publicly declare his desire to return to Europe and explore potential suitors.

The Portugal international joined the club as a free agent in January and signed a two-year deal worth a reported €200 million per year.

The former Manchester United, Real Madrid and Juventus superstar has impressed at Mrsool Park, where he has scored 13 goals and contributed two assists in 17 games across competitions.

Ronaldo’s team is second in the Saudi Pro League table, three points behind league leaders Al-Ittihad.

However, Ronaldo will reportedly have to compensate for the remaining months of his deal before departing the Saudi side.

Moreover, Ronaldo will also be sanctioned with a four-month restriction on his eligibility to play in any official game.