Tensions flared at Al-Nassr Club following an unexpected action from Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo, which displeased both the media and fans. The player left the field immediately after being substituted in the 60th minute, heading straight to the locker room, igniting a wave of severe criticism.

Sports journalist Mohammed Al-Sheikh harshly criticized Ronaldo's behavior, describing it as 'arrogance', questioning how the team captain could abandon his teammates in such a manner. He added that justifications related to chasing personal titles do not serve the team's interests.

Al-Sheikh warned that Ronaldo's actions could serve as a bad example for future generations, emphasizing the importance of respecting the coach's decisions. He affirmed that football is a team game, and no single player should dictate the team's choices.

Al-Sheikh pointed out that coach Stefano Pioli has put himself in a difficult position, as it seemed he shot himself in the foot. He explained that Pioli's continuation in his position is now in doubt, especially if he fails to manage the stars within the team.

The criticisms confirmed that Al-Nassr is a great club with its history and value, and its success cannot be reduced to a single star, no matter how famous. Al-Sheikh demanded a clear message be sent to Ronaldo that he was wrong, and that respecting the coaching staff's decisions is non-negotiable.

This behavior presents the Al-Nassr management with a significant challenge in how to deal with one of the team's most prominent stars. Will they make a decisive decision or ignore the crisis?