It was revealed that Ronaldo will sign a short contract to participate in the Club World Cup, but was rejected by two teams in one night!

Where will Ronaldo, 40, play football next season? There is no answer to this question so far. According to news from many foreign media, Ronaldo has made a decision and he is not in a hurry to determine his new boss. In the next few days, he will sign a short contract with a team participating in the Club World Cup, and he will only consider the matter of his new boss after the Club World Cup. Ronaldo played in the Saudi League yesterday, scoring one goal, winning the Golden Boot Award in the Saudi League again. His victory contract with Riyadh will expire at the end of June, and the two parties have not renewed their contract so far. Both the club and Ronaldo remain silent on whether to renew the contract. No one knows which team Ronaldo will sign in the end. However, he has been rejected by two clubs in the past 7 hours. According to Saudi journalist Zahlani, Ronaldo wants to join Riyadh's victorious rival Riyadh Crescent, but the other party refuses because they want to sign Messi. In addition, Brazilian team Flamengo also rejected Ronaldo. In an interview, the team's football director Botto said: "We won't sign a player just for the Club World Cup, whether he is Cristiano Ronaldo or others. In our opinion, this will not have a positive impact." Ronaldo's annual salary in Saudi Arabia is as high as 200 million euros. If he goes to other leagues, he is likely to not be able to get the same salary. FIFA President Infantino is actively promoting Ronaldo's game to the Club World Cup. He recently revealed: "Royce may play for a team and participate in the Club World Cup. He is in talks with some teams." Ronaldo's current net worth is 12 million euros. This season, he has made 41 victories for Riyadh, scoring 35 goals, and is still in a state of courage. Manchester United former player York suggested that Chelsea club could try to sign Ronaldo because there is no reliable striker in the Blues.