Football superstar Cristiano Ronaldo wished his fans Ramadan Kareem on Tuesday.
The UAE confirmed the official start date of Ramadan will begin on February 18.
Recently, Ronaldo marked his first match since turning 41 in the best possible way, scoring in Al Nassr’s 2-0 win over Al Fateh on Saturday at the Prince Abdullah Bin Jalawi Stadium.
The victory keeps Al Nassr firmly in the Saudi Pro League title race. They are now just one point behind leaders Al Hilal after game week 21.
Making his return to the starting eleven after missing three matches amid a dispute with club management, Ronaldo wasted little time reminding everyone of his value.
In the 18th minute, Sadio Mane delivered a sharp cross into the box and Ronaldo met it first time, guiding the ball into the bottom right corner. It was a calm and clinical finish, the kind that has defined his career for more than two decades.
Al Nassr controlled most of the game after taking the lead. They sealed the win in the 78th minute when Ayman Yahya struck a fine second goal to secure all three points for the visitors.
Al Nassr will aim to extend their winning streak when they face Al Hazem on February 21. With Ronaldo back among the goals and fully focused on football again, the Riyadh giants remain the biggest challenge to Al Hilal in the race for the Saudi Pro League crown.
GN
It’s an increasingly popular idea: “boosting” testosterone with diet tweaks – increasing foods rich in…
In the world of magazines, when someone announces they’re leaving a job, their colleagues will…
Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence company, xAI, has filed a lawsuit against the state of Colorado…
US President Donald J. Trump said Wednesday that only one set of proposed terms is…
Every year at San Mames, the iconic home of Athletic Club in Bilbao, local fans…
As the world’s oil traders parsed satellite images and official statements for clues on the fate of…