Cristiano Ronaldo, who won the Saudi championship with Al-Nassr, is part of a group that includes three Saudi businessmen linked to the sports market and businesses in the country. The consortium, which also includes Gerry Cardinale, owner of AC Milan, aims to present an offer to the Public Investment Fund (PIF) to acquire control of the club. However, the negotiations have not been concluded yet.
The group's proposal is formed by five investors, with Ronaldo and Cardinale being two of them. The consortium plans to present an offer to the PIF, which currently holds 75% of the club. The value of the possible operation has not been confirmed officially, but it is reported that the five members of the consortium would have to make significant investments to make the purchase viable.
The move would see Ronaldo take on a more significant role at Al-Nassr, potentially leaving his position as a player to take on a role in the club's administration.