Exclusive | Is Ronaldo Getting Closer to Joining Al Ahly in the Club World Cup?
Ronaldo is linked to Al Ahly, but no official negotiations have taken place so far.
The sports scene is currently filled with speculation about the future of Cristiano Ronaldo, the star of Al Nassr Saudi Club, as the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup approaches. His name has been linked to several clubs across different continents, including the Egyptian club Al Ahly, sparking widespread rumors about the possibility of him joining the Red Devils for the tournament.
Potential Clubs for Ronaldo in the Club World Cup
According to the Spanish newspaper Sport, several clubs could potentially feature Ronaldo in the tournament, such as Saudi Arabia’s Al Hilal, Morocco’s Wydad Casablanca, Brazil’s Palmeiras and Botafogo, the USA’s Inter Miami, Mexico’s Monterrey, Spain’s Real Madrid, and Egypt’s Al Ahly. This has fueled much speculation about the Portuguese star’s possible destination.
Is Al Ahly the Real Destination?
Private sources have confirmed that Al Ahly has not had any official contact with Ronaldo or his agent regarding a short-term signing for the Club World Cup. They clarified that the circulating news about Ronaldo joining Al Ahly remains purely media rumors without any solid facts backing them.
Al Ahly’s Schedule in the 2025 Club World Cup
It is worth noting that Al Ahly will compete in Group A alongside Inter Miami (USA), Porto (Portugal), and Palmeiras (Brazil). Al Ahly will kick off their campaign by facing Inter Miami on June 15th at 3:00 AM.
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