Cristiano Ronaldo's Al-Nassr to face Lionel Messi's Inter Miami in China: Reports

Will Messi and Ronaldo once again share the same stage?

Some rivalries in the world of football draw fans from all over the world. One of them was the on-field conflict between Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo. While fans won't get another chance to watch this rivalry in Europe, they never know when it can flare up again. The online discussion was sparked by a recent report coming in from X, formerly known as Twitter.

The luxury of witnessing these two unquestionable G.O.A.T.s compete against each other has somehow disappeared ever since both elite players left the European leagues in which they played their whole careers. But die-hard supporters could be in for the shock of their own lives.

Unquestionably, one of the fiercest rivalries in football history is between Messi and Ronaldo. During their time in Europe, fans had the pleasure of seeing these renowned athletes for more than ten years.

Even after CR7 transferred to Al-Nassr and La Pulga to PSG, they still competed against one another in a friendly earlier this year. Fans are constantly asking for more, and as a recent revelation shows, maybe their wishes may be granted.

Cristiano Ronaldo's Al-Nassr vs Lionel Messi's Inter Miami in China

Now, football enthusiasts could be in for another treat. However, the setting is different this time. According to writer Ali Alabdallh of the Al Bilad Daily, a Chinese international marketing firm is supposedly eager to host a friendly All-Star game between Inter Miami and Al-Nassr in China.

Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, among the best players for both sides, would then share the same platform.

In fact, it would be the height of a goal come true to numerous devoted fans if the Chinese corporation is successful in pulling all the strings to make this happen. La Pulga and CR7 will once again share the pitch, giving the football community a chance to relive their glory days.

It is uncertain whether the worldwide business will be able to close a deal. Notably, Al-Nassr received invites to take part in a few friendly games in China in January, which is when this notion first surfaced.