Speculation is increasing about the future of Portuguese Cristiano Ronaldo, the captain of the Saudi team Al-Nassr, as several clubs are monitoring the player's trajectory in the coming period, including the Moroccan club Wydad.

This interest stems from Ronaldo's dissatisfaction with the management of the Saudi Public Investment Fund, due to what he perceives as a disparity in the level of support provided between Al-Nassr and rival clubs, particularly Al-Hilal. This has sparked discussions about the possibility of his departure from the Saudi league.

Despite the player being under a contract that includes a release clause valued at 43 million pounds, this has not prevented several clubs from expressing their interest in signing him.

The "Who Scored" website mentioned on its official account on the "X" platform that Wydad Athletic Club is among five clubs interested in signing Ronaldo, based on the continental status that the Moroccan club holds in the African Champions League.

The report also indicated that Spanish club Real Madrid tops the list of clubs interested in the return of the Portuguese star, alongside French club Paris Saint-Germain, while other clubs such as Portuguese Sporting Lisbon and American Los Angeles Galaxy emerge as potential options.

If Ronaldo moves to the American league, the stadiums might witness a new encounter between him and the Argentine Lionel Messi, the star of Inter Miami, in a scene that revives the rivalry of the two legends. Meanwhile, the option of returning to Portugal remains an old dream for the player's family.