Is Ronaldo's team running out of money for transfers?

The Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund (PIF) restricted investment in Al Nassr during the January transfer window.

A wealthy team like Al Nassr is facing financial difficulties.

According to Gulf Times , Al Nassr's management reached an agreement to recruit a top goalkeeper from Europe during the January transfer window to address the team's goalkeeping needs. However, at the last minute, the CEO and staff of Al Nassr were surprised to find their authority frozen. The Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund (PIF) did not approve the disbursement of funds to Al Nassr.

This is a major blow to the club's plans to strengthen the squad for the remainder of the season. That's also why Ronaldo's team was almost completely silent during the recent winter transfer window.

PIF reportedly wants Al Nassr to focus on resolving outstanding debts from the past few years, stemming from the club's lavish spending in the transfer market. This reflects internal difficulties and financial management problems at Al Nassr, a club that pays a huge salary to superstar Cristiano Ronaldo.

The freezing of financial investments for new player acquisitions, as well as the restrictions on the powers of foreign CEOs and managers at Al Nassr, have had a significant impact on the club's operations.

Last year, Jose Semedo, a longtime friend of Cristiano Ronaldo, was appointed CEO at Al Nassr. Along with several other managers from Portugal, Al Nassr hoped to create a turning point in its management strategy. However, things are not going smoothly at the moment.

Ronaldo's strange behavior: In the early hours of January 27th, Cristiano Ronaldo frequently clashed with Al Taawon defenders during Al Nassr's 1-0 victory in Round 17 of the Saudi Pro League.

Source: https://znews.vn/doi-cua-ronaldo-can-tien-mua-sam-post1624511.html