In a move that could shift the balance of global football, media reports have revealed exciting developments regarding Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo's potential joining of Saudi club Al-Hilal specifically to participate in the FIFA Club World Cup.

Journalist Abdulrahman Al-Jammaz revealed that Ronaldo aspires to end his football career in an exceptional way by playing in the global tournament wearing Al-Hilal's jersey, which he sees as a tribute to his illustrious career filled with achievements.

Meanwhile, journalist Tarek Al-Nofal dropped a surprise by stating that Ronaldo was the one who initiated the offer to Al-Hilal's management, aiming to achieve his dream of participating in what is likely to be his final global tournament.

In a related context, journalist Bruno Andardi explained that the Saudi Public Investment Fund has entered the scene regarding the deal, indicating a genuine seriousness in completing this historic step for both the player and the club.

For its part, the Spanish network Telemundo confirmed that Al-Hilal has already begun moving towards signing the 'don', noting that the sole aim of this deal is his prominent appearance in the upcoming Club World Cup.

Thus, it seems that Cristiano Ronaldo's deal with Al-Hilal is heading towards becoming one of the most notable surprises of the transfer market, bolstering the club's ambitions to achieve an unprecedented global achievement.