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Al-Nassr 'consider promoting' Ronaldo Jr to senior team

Cristiano Ronaldo could be about to make even more history as Al-Nassr are reportedly considering a shock promotion for his son to the senior squad. The 15-year-old prospect has been making waves in the club's youth academy and is in line to play alongside his father next season.

‘Whenever CR7 goes there’s an impact’ - Would Saudi bubble burst?

Cristiano Ronaldo brought the Saudi Pro League to the attention of a global audience, but would the division’s bubble burst without him? Former Tottenham academy graduate and current Baller League star Paul-Jose M’Poku, who spent time in the Middle East during his playing days, has explained to GOAL why a “strategy” is in place that means the departure of CR7 would not be catastrophic.

Vini Jr ‘so big & so good’ that Real exit is almost impossible

Vinicius Junior continues to generate plenty of lively discussion at Real Madrid, but Michael Owen has told GOAL why the Brazilian superstar is “so big and so good” that only “two teams” could afford to put a transfer deal in place. The South American forward has become a divisive character in world football, but Owen doubts that he will trade Santiago Bernabeu for another landing spot in Europe or the Saudi Pro League.

Ronaldo told he's 'finished' as shocking Al-Nassr miss sparks fan outrage

Cristiano Ronaldo has been told he's "finished" by furious Al-Nassr supporters after a shocking miss from barely three yards out in his latest outing for the Saudi Pro League giants. The 41-year-old scored in Sunday's 4-0 AFC Champions League Two quarter-final win over Al-Wasl, but was left kicking himself after a moment of uncharacteristically poor finishing.

Salah x CR7 remains possible! Al-Nassr ‘firmly in the race’

Mohamed Salah's legendary stint at Liverpool is entering its final weeks, and a blockbuster move to the Saudi Pro League is looking increasingly likely for the departing free agent. While several wealthy clubs are scrambling for the Egyptian icon's signature, Al-Nassr has firmly entered the race, raising the tantalizing prospect of Salah joining forces with Cristiano Ronaldo to form an unstoppable frontline in Riyadh.

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Shearer backs Kane to reach SIXTY goals before season ends

Alan Shearer believes Harry Kane’s scoring form at Bayern Munich places him alongside Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo in terms of consistency. The former England striker says the Bayern forward could reach 60 goals this season if his current run continues.

Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	F	A	+/-	PTS	Form
1	Al Nassr FC	29	25	1	3	79	21	58	76	W W W W W
2	Al Hilal	28	20	8	0	75	25	50	68	W D W W W
3	Al Ahli	28	20	6	2	55	20	35	66	D W L W W
4	Al Qadsiah	29	18	8	3	67	31	36	62	D D L W W
5	Al-Taawoun	28	13	7	8	50	37	13	46	L D D W D

Pos

Team

+/-

PTS

Form

Al Nassr FC

W
W
W
W
W

Al Hilal

W
D
W
W
W

Al Ahli

D
W
L
W
W

Al Qadsiah

D
D
L
W
W

Al-Taawoun

L
D
D
W
D

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