Cristiano Ronaldo considering leaving Al-Nassr 'just months after joining'

After joining the Saudi Club this season Ronaldo wants to leave the club

Only a few months after moving from Manchester United to the Saudi club, Cristiano Ronaldo purportedly desires to depart Al-Nassr.

Following his shocking interview with Piers Morgan, the Portuguese superstar and United mutually decided to end his contract.

The 38-year-old then reached an agreement with the Saudi Arabian titans on a £175 million per year arrangement through 2025. Ronaldo now appears to be open to Real Madrid's offer of a non-playing position as an ambassador.

Georgina Rodriguez, Ronaldo's girlfriend, is rumoured to want to go back to Madrid, where the two first met. Ronaldo is a Real Madrid club icon, netting 451 goals in 438 games while playing at the Bernabeu.

With the LaLiga giants, he won four Champions League titles, three Club World Cups, two UEFA Super Cups, two LaLiga championships, two Copas del Rey championships, and two Spanish Super Cups.

The five-time recipient of the Ballon d'Or has scored 12 goals for Al-Nassr so far in just as many competitive games. He netted after only four minutes to help Al-Nassr defeat Al-Raed 3-0 at home on Friday.

Al-Nassr, who are now in second place in the Saudi Pro League, cut the distance on Al-Ittihad to three points with the victory, despite the fact that the league leaders still have a match remaining. Ronaldo headed in a cross from Sultan Al Ghannam to give Al-Nassr the advantage.

According to El Nacional, it now appears that Real Madrid are eager to grant Ronaldo a non-playing job as an ambassador.

According to the Spanish publication, Florentino Perez has promised that Cristiano Ronaldo would always have a job at the Santiago Bernabeu. He would not, however, do it out of a desire to play because, in his opinion, the cycle has already ended.