#ronaldo contract

[jayessentialsblog]

Cristiano Ronaldo of Al Nassr has requested that the team extend a lucrative contract offer to Kevin De Bruyne

Cristiano Ronaldo has requested a significant deal from Al Nassr to offer Kevin De Bruyne, who is currently on a contract with Manchester City. Ronaldo has identified De Bruyne as a priority for the Saudi Pro League next summer. Despite being linked with a move to Saudi Arabia, De Bruyne chose to stay with Manchester City. Al Nassr could offer De Bruyne up to $1 million per week to lure him to…

[eterniiptv]

Kylian Mbappé's Grand Real Madrid Welcome Celebration

Event Details - Presentation Date : July 16, 2024 - Location : Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, Madrid - Significance : This presentation is set to be a spectacular event, reminiscent of the unveiling of other legendary players like Cristiano Ronaldo. The choice of date aligns with the conclusion of Euro 2024, allowing Mbappé to join the celebrations after his commitments with the French national team .

Transfer Background - Contract Length : Five years - Previous Clubs : Mbappé has played for AS Monaco and Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) before making this move to Real Madrid. This transfer has been highly anticipated, with Real Madrid showing interest in Mbappé for several years .

Merchandise - Jersey Launch : Along with his presentation, Real Madrid will start selling jerseys with Mbappé’s name and number 9, both in physical and online stores. This move is expected to boost merchandise sales significantly .

Training and Matches - Training : Post-presentation, Mbappé will join Real Madrid’s training sessions to prepare for his first official match with the team. - First Match : He is expected to make his competitive debut in the UEFA Super Cup against Atalanta, marking the beginning of his journey with Real Madrid in official competitions .

Mbappé’s move to Real Madrid is more than just a transfer; it signifies a new chapter for both the player and the club. His arrival is set to bring a new wave of excitement and expectations, making the 2024/2025 season one to watch closely for all football enthusiasts.

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Cristiano Ronaldo Joins New Team!

Thats right! Cristiano Ronaldo has just made history once more, leaving Manchester United FC to play in the World Cup and join a new team! It was no question to doubt this player as one of the best in the world after his brief performance in the World Cup even though he did not win it. With many questions arising after his end at Manchester United FC nobody knew where Cristiano Ronaldo would end his career. Having a devastating loss in the World Cup, Cristiano Ronaldo left the FiFA World Cup tournament one last time. Thats right...Cristiano Ronaldo will not play in the World Cup again and has lost his chance to win it all and become the champion of the world. However that does not mean that his career is over. Cristiano Ronaldo not having a club was a short window of opportunity many clubs wanted to take advantage of, it was up to Ronaldo to choose where he would like to continue his career before retirement. Many would think that to end off his career one of the best players of the world would end off his career playing with another of the best players of the World Lionel Messi. Could you imagine that? Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo on the same team. That would be insane!

The Path Taken.

No sir. One of the best players in the world has an ego as well. Cristiano was unfortunately not able to win the World Cup, but he is still one of the best players in the World. What better way to utilize his skills than to teach them to the younger. Cristiano Ronaldo has signed with a Saudi Arabian team, Al Nassr, one of the top teams of Saudi Arabia. His goal is to improve the level of soccer and to teach more kids how to improve on their skills. This is a great deal and a great opportunity for Cristiano Ronaldo to freshen up on his skills as well and play in a new league. There are rumors within his contract at Al Nassr to be available for trade to the Newcastle FC club if they were to reach tournaments like the world famous Champions League. If this were true than this is not the end for Cristiano Ronaldo's career in the European league, on of the toughest of the world.

[truetellsnigeria1]

Cristiano Ronaldo 'agrees a £173million-per-year contract with Saudi Arabia's Al Nassr'

Cristiano Ronaldo ‘agrees a £173million-per-year contract with Saudi Arabia’s Al Nassr’

Cristiano Ronaldo has reportedly agreed on a bumper £172.9million-a-year contract with Al Nassr in Saudi Arabia.   This is coming after the 37-year-old had his Manchester United contract terminated following a tumultuous relationship with the club over controversial statements in a TV interview with Piers Morgan.   Now, Ronaldo is said to have sensationally agreed a two-and-a-half year deal with…

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Man United Terminate Cristiano Ronaldo’s Contract

Man United Terminate Cristiano Ronaldo’s Contract

Portugal forward Cristiano Ronaldo is to leave Manchester United with immediate effect. Man United Terminate Cristiano Ronaldo’s Contract The decision follows a controversial interview in which the 37-year-old criticised the club and said he had “no respect” for manager Erik ten Hag. Both parties stated that Ronaldo’s exit was “mutually agreed”. “The club thanks him for his immense contribution…

[barcelonas]

joao felix ending ronaldo’s international career… lifetime barça contract incoming

[friedrice15]

Marco Reus.

Where do I begin?

Loyal? Captain? Faithful? Teacher?

To many of us Dortmund fans, Marco Reus is the man who made us fans of the club. He spent 22 years with us, from youth ranks to the first team, and almost every moment in between. Not all of us have seen the whole journey, but that is okay.

We saw what we could, and each time, we were mesmerized. Mesmerized by his goal scoring ability, his vision, his off the ball movement, and all other fancy football terms. He is undoubtedly the best to ever wear the black and yellow, to don the schwarz-gelb, to play in the Westfalenstadion. He is the kind of player that as a child, we would stay up late to watch YouTube highlight compilations of, just to rewatch his magic.

His aesthetics aren’t typically what he is known for, though. What has always defined his career to non Dortmund supporters has been his loyalty to the club, his ever lasting trust in us. From when he renewed his contract when we were in the relegation zone, to when he stuck by us after each and every lost game, ruined DFB Pokal competitions, titles that slipped through our fingers by just a hair, and most recently, our second place finish in the UCL final, he always dusted himself off and told us that he would always stand with us through our struggles.

Never considering a move to Real Madrid, Barcelona, Juventus, or any other club while in his prime and their peak, he solidified himself as the best player to grace a “second rate team in the farmers league,” as so many doubters liked to put it. He had raised the Dortmund level so much, showed his abilities, his resilience, and faithfulness to the badge. Each time an elite club came asking for his services, the answer was always the same: “No, I want to stay at Dortmund,” or, “No amount of money will make me leave.” He has become synonymous with Borussia Dortmund. When people ask what’s so special about this club, the answer is will always be, “Marco Reus. He is Dortmund.”

Now he is leaving. He isn’t leaving in the way any of us wanted, no UCL, no title, but he leaves as our biggest ever legend. He wasn’t even the one to make the choice, which saddens us all, but like all good things, his time at Dortmund must come to an end.

He may not have as many trophies as Robert Lewandowski, or the pure skill of Messi, or the presence of Ronaldo, but he’s still just as memorable as them. When looking at lists of the best players of our generation his name will always be on the list.

Thank you for everything, Marco. I hope I’ll see you at the club again one day.

[thedogofchristmaspast]

another thing about dsaf that makes me go ?????: what's the deal with the Red Contract. it's a driving force in the first 2 games but it becomes obsolete. and like. why is it ONLY scott, jack, and dave who signed it? is it something to do with being the founder for scott and then used to keep all the phone guys there because "hey they're scott they signed it!!!"?? so why did dave and jack have to sign it? especially since jack has already been working with fredbear's for Years by 1987, why did he only have to sign it then? why didn't other employees have to sign it, like matt or jimbo or ronaldo? WHAT IS IT! AM I THE ONLY ONE OUT THERE INTERESTED IN THE GREATER FAZBENDER EMPLOYEE LORE!! I DESPERATELY WANT TO KNOW WHO THE CEO IS!!! the only information about the CEO is him using bonnie's arm as a back-scratcher and i am Holding onto that for Dear Life

[wags-confessions]

Mess was the highest paid athlete for years. He got 550 million contract at barca without sponsoring. I also read that he got 25 million for promoting Saudi Arabia. He's about to earn 14 million dollars for a 60 sec Super Bowl ad. That man is so rich that he had the privilege to refuse to play in Saudi Arabia where they were offering him the double of what Ronaldo is paid. They can call Anto lazy but she's living the dream of all these girls. She's living the life and having fun with her friends. Also she has something that a lot of these wags haven't : the security.

she’s one lucky lady for sure - arlene

[verynormalpizzeriaowner]

haha don’t worry about the thing I said in the middle!!

*they looked mildly panicked and flustered*

also, this is a Freddy’s location, right?

I already signed the contract, so I shouldn’t need to do that again…

*they sighed, can’t escape Freddy’s no matter what it seems* -🫧

“Indeed, it is and you are correct. If you signed the contract once, you don’t need to sign it again. Now, are you any good at cooking? Someone else just got a performance job just now and we still need someone in the kitchen after we got rid of Ronaldo.”

[chussyracing]

F1 and other racing series related news, rumours and interesting bits

Rally Monte Carlo is happening this week from 24th to 28th (and for anyone interested, Red Bull TV is supposed to broadcast it)

Ferrari post about a new "journey" which looks to be boat racing

Roman Staněk keeps his place in Trident team for 2024 f2 season

Public Investment Fund of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is now a part of "Electric 360" initiative (it includes Formula E, Extreme E and E1 Electric boat series), probably thanks to a close contact with Formula E chairman

Lando Norris' Quadrant project will now have a new co-owner, YouTuber Will Lenney who should also be a content creator for the brand (and apparently it's a very famous youtuber?)

there are multiple articles about Ferrari's project 676, mostly they report some details about technical direction of the car, that it's ready for Bahrain, that the development plan for the season is ready and how the car launch should look (more traditional, online without fans present like in 2023, with a shakedown)

Madrid gp got announced today with some new details (contract for 2026-2035, 20 turns etc etc), as of now Barcelona is in the contract talks as well

Laguna Seca circuit in California gets sued for basically being too loud for the property owners near the track, so if they suceed, it could potentially mean no more racing there for multiple series including Indycar

there are two articles I refuse to read: one about Max Verstappen's "daddy issues" and one about "Lewis Hamilton spending evening with Ronaldo's ex"

Ralf Schumacher says that Haas should hire Szafnauer for the team

Williams are rumoured to show a full new identity in New York including slight color change, maybe a logo change...

[brazilnt]

I’m new and trying to catch up. If it’s not too much trouble could you do a quick recap of the neybappe drama? I’m so lost! They seemed so close

a very quick and short summary is that when ky came to psg he quickly got on well with ney. ney had only just transferred there from barca himself (causing the biggest heartache of my whole life) and he’d basically taken ky under his wing. ky looked up to ney they had great chemistry and had such a cute lil bro big bro relationship and this continued for years. idk i personally expected a neymessi type relationship between the two, esp bc they had similar age gaps and were all on top of their games etc. like it was set up so perfect. some may say their relationship started to fall apart bc ky got a big head or wanted ney’s position or had even outgrown him but personally i think it’s because they are both cut from the same cloth, there can be issues when you’re too alike yk?. like they’re literally the same person and have the same responsibilities but whereas for ney it’s coming towards the final curve of his career so he obviously wants to do everything that’ll solidify him as a legend, whereas ky is at the beginning and wants to prove himself. they’re both super competitive and can be childish and immature at times but and the end of the day they just both wanna win. now bringing messi into the fold did add another layer of drama bc neymessi are really close and have like 10+ years history so naturally they’d gravitate together and the same happened when achraf came, he and kylian became besties with quickness. they just clicked, like they’re the same age with the same interests etc. this might be a controversial take but personally i think ky works well with hakimi bc he doesn’t question his authority. not saying that he’s looking for a yes man or something but neymar or messi wouldn’t fill that role for him like they’re too talented and they’re too grown. hakimi just looks up to him and i think he likes that about him. not that there’s anything wrong with that, i believe their friendship is real and i adore kykimi down! 

notable mentions in the drama: ney liking tweets shading ky. him not wanting to talk about him at an after match interview. ky basically having to be begged to stay at psg and his new “executive decision maker” contract. another thing that people love to use as drama fodder within MNM is that kyks lovesssssss ronaldo. like idk why messi would care but the people seem to care.

just realised this isn’t quick nor short so im sorry. this is all that i can think of from the top of my head. but don’t worry these two are always hot and cold and their drama has never reached a point where it’s horrifically effected their teamwork or ability on the field. they’ll be alright dw. i also think the fans and media in general take things wayyy too far. like on one hand you have every media outlet reporting that ky is big headed and thinks he’s important to the team and trying to frame it like it’s a bad thing but it’s the honest truth. he really is indispensable. if you have the president of the mfing country basically begging you to stay in paris and not move to rm you’re a pretty big deal. (also don’t get me started on macron the fucking wasteman)

anyway if you have any more questions feel free to ask!

[truetellsnigeria1]

Manchester United To Terminate Cristiano Ronaldo's Contract

Manchester United To Terminate Cristiano Ronaldo’s Contract

Manchester United might want to terminate Cristiano Ronaldo’s contract following his bombshell interview with Piers Morgan.   In snippets from Ronaldo’s interview with Piers Morgan, Ronaldo accused the club of ‘betraying’ him and blasted manager Erik ten Hag, adding he doesn’t ‘respect’ the Dutchman. He also slammed his former teammate, Wayne Rooney for his constant criticism.    Litigation and…

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Check Out Cristiano Ronaldo’s Statement Following His Contract Termination With Manchester United

Check Out Cristiano Ronaldo’s Statement Following His Contract Termination With Manchester United

Cristiano Ronaldo and Manchester United have been in the news for the past couple of days following his interview with Piers Morgan. Check Out Cristiano Ronaldo’s Statement Following His Contract Termination With Manchester United Ronaldo has responded to the termination of his contract which was announced on the official website of the club. Manchester United confirmed the termination of…

[blackswaneuroparedux]

From my point of view, what's beautiful in the sport is that you don't need to know too much about tactics or anything to see. If you find something beautiful, you don't need to be an expert to know it. It's like ballet… The reason it was nicknamed 'ginga' was that normally, when we'd play against a European team…back then, the European teams were very tough and physical. They were big, and defensively solid... There were some in Brazil who thought we should make that our football culture. We would say, 'We want to dance. We want to ginga. Football is not about fighting to the death. You have to play beautifully.' And so we did, and that's the reason that Brazil created more of a show, more of a ballet… The ambition should always be to play an elegant game.

- Pelé (Edson Arantes do Nascimento)

Pelé was born on Oct. 23, 1940, his father was a professional soccer player in their native Brazil. Pelé — who was given his nickname by childhood friends because of the way he mispronounced his favourite soccer player goalkeeper Bilé  - honed his craft playing futsal (or indoor soccer) in Bauru, the region within São Paulo, where Pelé grew up.

In 1956, at only the age of 15, Pelé tried out for the Santos FC professional club near São Paulo. He soon signed a contract with the team and made his professional debut on Sept. 7, 1956. In the Brazilian press, Pelé was instantly hailed as a star, with the forward leading the league in scoring as a 16-year-old in 1957. The following year, Pelé joined the Brazilian national team for the 1958 World Cup, delivering a performance that would make him a global star and earn him the nickname “O Rei,” or “The King.”

Pelé’s dominance continued through the Sixties as his Santos team won six championships in the Brazilian league over the course of that decade, while Brazil also won the World Cup in 1962 and 1970, with Pelé winning the Golden Ball for best player at the latter tournament. In his 19 seasons at Santos, spanning from 1956 to 1974 and roughly 660 games, Pelé scored a record-shattering 643 goals.

In 1975, Pelé helped ignite interest in “the Beautiful Game” - a phrase he in part popularised for the sport, inspired by his own majestic style of play — in the U.S., a country seemingly culturally impervious to soccer’s charms: The American team failed to even qualify for the World Cup between 1954 to 1986. Following nearly two decades at Santos and a brief retirement, Pelé signed with the New York Cosmos of the North American Soccer League.

Pelé’s mere presence helped the Cosmos reach record attendances, and the sport itself gained public awareness otherwise unheard of stateside. He spent three years with the Cosmos, culminating in a Soccer Bowl championship with the Cosmos in 1977. That same year, Pelé played his final game as a pro as the Cosmos hosted his former longtime team, Santos, for an exhibition match at a sold-out Giants Stadium, with Pelé playing for both teams during the game. In the near half-century following his retirement, Pelé became one of soccer’s greatest ambassadors, continuing his push to keep the “Beautiful Game” on the forefront of the world stage. He starred in soccer-related movies — 1981’s Escape to Victory and 1986’s Hotshot — and teamed with Brazilian musician Sergio Mendes on the soundtrack to a 1977 documentary about his life. He received an honorary knighthood from Queen Elizabeth as well as every other possible soccer-related accolade, from the FIFA Order of Merit to the FIFA Player of the Century to a spot on TIme’s 100 Most Important People of the 20th Century list.

The debate over his status as the all-time No.1 is almost unresolvable, with Lionel Messi the only player to match him in Ballon d'Or awards, and the Argentine and Cristiano Ronaldo also leading him in the all-time goal race. But you can judge Pelé’s greatness by what his footballing peers - legendary players in their own time. “The best player ever? Pelé. (Lionel) Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo are both great players with specific qualities, but Pelé was better.” said Alfredo Di Stefano, the late and great Argentine star for Real Madrid. Ferenc Puskas, the legendary Hungarian footballer disagreed, “The greatest player in history was Di Stefano. I refuse to classify Pelé as a player. He was above that.” For Franz Beckenbauer, he said of Pelé “He is the most complete player I ever saw.”Rarely do the Germans see eye to eye with the Dutch such is their footballing rivalry, but for the late great Johann Cruyff, “Pelé was the only footballer who surpassed the boundaries of logic.”.

Even Ronaldo, the only player on the same level as Lionel Messi in the modern game, put the debate to rest when he declared, “Pelé is the greatest player in football history, and there will only be one Pelé in the world.”

RIP King Pelé (1940-2022)