Is the story between Cristiano Ronaldo and Al Nassr coming to an end sooner than expected? Having arrived in Saudi Arabia with great fanfare, the five-time Ballon d'Or winner is going through a period of high tension with his club, to the point of casting doubt on the future of his adventure.

According to several sources, the 40-year-old Portuguese striker is considering boycotting Al Nassr's next match to express his discontent. This would be a strong gesture, revealing a deep unease, in the context of increasingly fierce competition in the Saudi Arabian Premier League. The potential arrival of Karim Benzema at Al Hilal, a direct rival, is seen as a further blow for Al Nassr, whose title ambitions appear to be waning.

According to the Portuguese daily A Bola, Cristiano Ronaldo has openly criticized the management of the club by the Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF). The Seleção captain believes that Al Nassr is not receiving the same financial support as some rival clubs during this winter transfer window. He considers this imbalance unfair and detrimental to his team's competitiveness.

The lack of major reinforcements, combined with the feeling that other teams are receiving preferential treatment, is fueling the Portuguese star's frustration. Despite his status and colossal media impact, Ronaldo reportedly feels he is no longer at the heart of the sporting project.

With the season far from over, Cristiano Ronaldo's future at Al Nassr has never seemed so uncertain. Is a divorce imminent, or simply a power play? The coming days could be decisive for one of the most iconic couples in Saudi football.