Cristiano Ronaldo opened his account for 2025 at the first attempt on Thursday, marking the 24th year in a row that he has scored in professional football.

As Cristiano Ronaldo's Al-Nassr contract comes to an end, the forward is left with plenty of possible destinations across the globe to finish his career.

While many claim he already has one foot outside the door, Cristiano Ronaldo is reportedly plotting a reunion with Casemiro at Al-Nassr.The 39-year-old ended his underwhelming second stint at

Al-Nassr sees in Casemiro a unique opportunity to strengthen their squad and consolidate their aspirations in the Saudi Pro League. For Ronaldo, the arrival of his former teammate from Real Madrid would mean a leap in quality, adding experience and strength to the midfield of a team that already has several international stars.

Cristiano Ronaldo has declared on his two-year anniversary with Saudi Pro League side Al Nassr that he's hungry for more titles.

Real Madrid legend Cristiano Ronaldo has set his sights on a reunion with a one-time Blancos teammate, in Saudi Arabia.That’s according to Marca, who point towards Casemiro as the player in

Cristiano Ronaldo has requested for Al-Nassr to sign Casemiro from Manchester United, according to reports. Ronaldo’s own future remains uncertain as he is yet to reach an agreement over a new contract with the Saudi Pro League side.

Fernando Santos praises Cristiano Ronaldo’s bold move to Saudi Arabia, hailing Al-Nassr as "no different from European clubs." Ronaldo's sharp words about Ligue 1 add fuel to the debate.

Former Portugal coach Fernando Santos has hailed Cristiano Ronaldo for 'securing his future' by moving to Saudi Arabia.