Can Cristiano Ronaldo make a sensational move to a North African club for the FIFA Club World Cup 2025? It is the question that concerns football circles after a Cryptic video with the Portuguese flag Visced on a Moroccan team’s social media account and ignited speculation over fan bases.
With Club World Cup will start June 14 in the USand Portuguese legend’s future on al-Nassr unsafeVisal of a dramatic short -term trait has become higher. But in the midst of the excitement and theories, the club in question now responded to the swirling rumors.
It all started with a short video published into a Moroccan club’s official channels. The teaser showed appearance Portuguese flagprompts fans and testimonials to ask the unthinkable: Will Cristiano Ronaldo come to Morocco?
Social media was immediately lit with speculation, driven by a report from HighlightThe Spanish outlet is known for its close coverage of Real Madrid and Cristiano Ronaldo. The outlet claimed that the club had Secured qualification for 2025 FIFA Club World Cupinvestigated the possibility of signing Ronaldo in the short term.
“The video triggered a vanity online, with fans who believed that the Portuguese flag was a clear tip for a blockbuster movement,” Highlight reported. But it seems the teaser was probably promotes a great friendship against postagewill take place on Mohammed V Sports Complex in Casablanca on May 31.
The club responds to rumors
Mystery Team is none other than Wydad Athletic ClubOne of Africa’s most historic and passionate football institutions. Wydad, often called “the red castle”, is Set to represent Morocco In the expanded 32-team Club World Cup. Their group includes Manchester City, Juventusand Al Ainto make their way frightening.
While the idea of signing Ronaldo aroused enormous tension, Wydad officials were quick to pour cold water on rumors. In comments reported by GlandThe Technical Manager Hassan Benabicha denied any official contact. “The links to Ronaldo are untrue,” he said reportedly. “We plan to sign players at an excellent level to strengthen the team, but there have been no conversations with Cristiano.”
A separate report from Morocco’s In the morning Quote club president Hicham Ait Mennathat was even more directly: “Rumors are not based on reality. Economically, such a deal is outside our reach.”
Ronaldo, currently serving About $ 18.7 million per month on al-NassrWould be far too expensive for the Moroccan champions, whose budget – even with exposure to the club’s World Cup – is modest by European or Saudi standards.
