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Al-Nassr: Kaka gives verdict on Ronaldo’s move to Saudi Arabia

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Last updated: February 3, 2023 12:09 am
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Published: February 3, 2023
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AC Milan legend, Kaka, has voiced his support for Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo’s shock move to Al-Nassr during the January transfer window.

Kaka said Ronaldo wants to quit football by playing after he joined Al-Nassr last month.

Ronaldo sealed a permanent move to the Saudi Pro League side after his contract with Manchester United was terminated via a mutual agreement last November.

Speaking to Gazzetta dello Sport, Kaka gave his verdicts on Ronaldo’s recent move to Saudi Arabia.

The Brazilian said, “I think he wants to quit playing football. I understand him… he is a special player.

“Players like him bring a simple concept to the team: winning. Winning is not like losing. I have the feeling that many young players of this generation don’t understand it.

“If they win, it is great, if not, it doesn’t matter to them. It is not like this.”

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