Cristiano Ronaldo Injury: Al Nassr vs Al Fateh: According to Saudi Arabian sports newspaper Al-Riyadiah, Cristiano Ronaldo is a fitness question for Al-Nassr’s Saudi Pro League game against Al-Fateh on Wednesday (May 31) owing to a muscular issue. Al-Nassr’s chances of winning the Saudi Pro League were dashed on Saturday (May 27) as they were held to a 1-1 draw by Al-Ettifaq. With one game remaining, Al-Ittihad were named champions. Follow Saudi Pro League LIVE Updates and Scores on InsideSport.IN.
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Ronaldo was forced to sit out the final several minutes of Al-Aalami’s stalemate with Al-Ettihaq. When the legendary Portuguese player was ejected from the pitch in the 84th minute due to muscular soreness, they were still hoping for a victory.
The aforementioned source claims that Ronaldo requested the substitution of Al-Nassr manager Dinko Jelicic. It has also come to light that the forward has a minor muscular injury.Although the injury is not significant, there are concerns regarding the former Real Madrid superstar’s availability for the team’s final season game. On May 31, the Riyadh-based club will welcome Al-Fateh, who are currently in sixth position, at Mrsool Park.
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According to the article, Ronaldo’s medical team at Al-Nassr will present a report on his condition on Monday (May 29). Based on their evaluation, a decision will be taken on the superstar’s engagement in the fight against Al-Fateh.
Al-Aalami are unlikely to risk exacerbating Ronaldo’s injury if he’s not fully fit, as the title is no longer within their reach. So the 38-year-old could start on the match.In 19 outings for the Saudi Arabian giants in various tournaments, Ronaldo has scored 14 goals and provided two assists. If he is declared fit to take against Al-Fateh, he will be motivated to complete the season on a high note.
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