Cristiano Ronaldo’s Al Nasr could feature in next Champions League

CR7, about to enter the 184th game of the Champions League? The European Football Confederation (UEFA) will consider inviting the Portuguese player’s team Al Nasr to participate in the next 2024-2025 UEFA Champions League seasonAccording to reports from many professional media in Europe.

In fact, he points out why UEFA is putting Al Nasr on the table for next season Portuguese players still retain excellent physical conditionhe can renew his contract with the Arab team until 2027. Furthermore, they claim that “it is one of the three most popular clubs in the world”.

The Champions League has been postponed to the 2024-2025 season, and the competition system has also changed. The number of participating teams in the group stage has been changed from 32 to 36 teams.

CR7’s participation in the Champions League means the Portuguese star will win the Champions League for the sixth time, as he has already won five Champions League titles throughout his career. English team Manchester United (2008) has one, and Real Madrid (2014, 2016, 2017 and 2018) four more.

Cristiano Ronaldo is the player with the most appearances in the Champions League, with a total of 183 games

In addition, Ronaldo also holds a number of records in competitions, such as Team with most goals in a single game, 17 (2013-14)players and UEFA has the most games, 197,as well as Top scorer in Champions League history with 140 goals.

Additionally, add Most games played in the Champions League: 183and he was the only one marked Score at least one goal in three different finals of competition.

April 23, 2023 UEFA announces the possibility of hosting official Champions League matches outside of Europe, specifically in the United States. Alexander Ceferin, chairman of the organization, pointed out that “more people watched the 2020 European Cup finals and the UEFA Nations League finals in the United States than watched the National Basketball Association (NBA) finals.”

The UEFA president also noted the need to “think seriously” about wage limits in Europe to ensure a competitive balance is maintained. “This is not a question of the boss, but a question of competitive value, because “It doesn’t make sense anymore if the same five clubs always win,” the chairman said.