Cristiano Ronaldo will be sidelined for Al Nassr’s opening match in the Asian Champions League. The Portuguese superstar, known for his relentless pursuit of trophies, was diagnosed with a viral infection on Sunday. This unfortunate setback will keep him off the pitch as Al Nassr takes on Al Shorta in Iraq.
A statement released by Al Nassr on social media confirmed the news, stating that Ronaldo “was not feeling well today and was diagnosed with a viral infection.” The team’s doctor advised him to rest at home, resulting in his absence from the trip to Iraq. The statement concluded with well wishes for a speedy recovery for their captain.
Ronaldo, who joined Al Nassr in December 2022, has set his sights on conquering Asia’s top club competition. The Asian Champions League is the latest challenge in a long and illustrious career filled with countless achievements. Despite the disappointment of missing the opener, Ronaldo’s determination to add this trophy to his collection remains unwavering. He will be eager to return to the field as soon as possible, aiming to lead his team to victory in the tournament.
