Al Nassr forward Cristiano Ronaldo has reached the final decision concerning his future. The 40-year-old Portugal international is set to sign a new deal that will keep him at the club beyond the summer of 2025. Ronaldo’s current deal with the club expires in the summer, and there were speculations about the player leaving the club in order to participate in the FIFA Club World Cup. Al Nassr forward Cristiano Ronaldo has reached the final decision concerning his future. The 40-year-old Portugal international is set to sign a new deal that will keep him at the club beyond the summer of 2025. Ronaldo’s current deal with the club expires in the summer, and there were speculations about the player leaving the club in order to participate in the FIFA Club World Cup. However, a report from journalist Santi Aouna said that Al-Nassr and the Portugal international have already agreed to terms. Providing an update about Ronaldo’s next move, the journalist wrote on his X account: “Cristiano Ronaldo will stay at Al-Nassr. “Full agreement in place between the parties. Saudi sources told us he HAS already signed his new contract with Al-Nassr.” Ronaldo would not want to play games with his chances of playing in the 2026 World Cup as he remains Portugal’s first choice striker.

Marcus Rashford could be on his way out of Manchester United after reportedly switching agents to facilitate a summer move to Barcelona. The 27-year-old, currently on loan at Aston Villa, has impressed under Unai Emery, reigniting interest from top European clubs after a dip in form at Old Trafford. According to Mundo Deportivo, Rashford is now represented by Pini Zahavi, a high-profile agent with strong links to Barcelona. Zahavi also represents Barca coach Hansi Flick and striker Robert Lewandowski, which could help smooth the path for a deal. Barcelona, who were knocked out of the Champions League by Inter Milan this week, are looking to refresh their attack. With Lewandowski now 36 and struggling with injuries, Rashford’s pace and ability to play both wide and centrally could offer Flick a valuable option alongside breakout star Lamine Yamal. Meanwhile, United may benefit from Rashford’s departure financially. As a homegrown player, his transfer would count as pure profit under financial fair play rules. This could free up funds for manager Ruben Amorim, whose side sits 15th in the league and has scored just 42 goals in 35 games. Targets like Napoli’s Victor Osimhen or Ipswich Town’s Liam Delap could be on the radar as replacements. Rashford’s next move could mark a key turning point for both his career and Manchester United’s rebuild. Source: Sports Mole