🔥 LEGENDARY MOMENT! Ronaldo scores his 936th career goal, but what he did after the match has fans fearing a shocking Al Nassr exit…

Cristiano Ronaldo has done it again — finding the net with a thunderous header to register his 936th career goal. But what should’ve been a night of personal triumph quickly turned into a moment of heartbreak.

In their final Saudi League match of the season, Al Nassr let a 2-1 lead slip in the last 10 minutes, suffering a crushing 2-3 defeat to Al Fateh. Despite Ronaldo’s goal in the 42nd minute, the result left fans stunned and the club stranded in third place behind Al Ittihad and Al Hilal.

The loss sealed a titleless season for Al Nassr — and the post-match atmosphere took a dramatic twist.

Shortly after the whistle, Ronaldo took to social media platform X and posted a cryptic message:
“This chapter has closed. My story is still being written again. Thank you everyone.”
The message was brief, but enough to send shockwaves through the footballing world.

Was this a farewell? Or a warning?

Al Nassr, who signed Ronaldo in January 2023, had hoped to build a dynasty around the Portuguese icon. With 99 goals in 111 appearances for the club, his impact was unquestionable. But the trophy cabinet remained untouched.

This season, Ronaldo bagged 25 league goals, edging Ivan Toney by two goals to claim the Golden Boot. It marked his second consecutive top scorer title, following the 35-goal haul last season. At 40 years old, he’s still rewriting records — but his hunger for silverware remains insatiable.

Now, with his contract set to expire in June, Al Nassr reportedly wants to extend it — but only if Ronaldo accepts a pay cut. The question is: Will he?

Adding fuel to the fire, FIFA President Gianni Infantino recently hinted at Ronaldo possibly playing in the FIFA Club World Cup 2025. That alone suggests he’s not done yet — but will his next chapter include Al Nassr?

Inside sources claim Ronaldo is deeply disappointed with the club’s failure to secure major titles during his tenure. His frustration was evident not just in the loss, but in his body language — distant, stoic, almost detached.

Rumors are swirling about offers from clubs in the MLS, Brazil, and even a sensational return to Europe. But no concrete move has been confirmed — yet.

Fans across Saudi Arabia were seen in tears, waving goodbye as Ronaldo exited the pitch. Could they be witnessing the end of an era?

Back in Europe, pundits are already debating where the five-time Ballon d’Or winner should go next. Could Sporting Lisbon bring him home? Could a Champions League cameo still be in the works?

Even within Al Nassr, players and staff are reportedly bracing for a possible departure. One insider said, “Everyone felt it tonight. Something has changed.”

As contract talks stall and the summer transfer window looms, one thing is clear: Ronaldo holds all the cards.

He has nothing left to prove — yet still looks like a man on a mission.

Whatever decision he makes, it’s bound to be historic.

And if this really was his last match for Al Nassr, he left on his terms — with goal 936 and a silence more deafening than any roar.