Ronaldo takes a giant step towards buying shares of renowned European club

Portugal's captain, Cristiano Ronaldo, has shown little desire to withdraw from football, but reportedly has set his eyes on buying a club's stock. Ronaldo is playing on the Al Nassr in the Arab Superliga, one of four clubs owned by the Public Investment Fund in Arabia [...]
Ronaldo is playing on the Al Nassr in the Arab Superliga, one of four clubs that are owned by the Public Investment Fund in Saudi Arabia (PIF).
Now, five times the winner of the Golden Ball seems to want to take ownership of a club personally.
Mundo Deportivo had reported last month that the former Real Madrid star is interested in obtaining office ownership.
Ronaldo is said to want to reach an agreement with many criticised Peter Lim, who is currently owner of Valencia.
This will happen if the Spanish club avoids the fall of La League and the 3-2 victory over Las Palma has given hope to the Leraces in this regard.
Any offer by Ronaldo for Valencia would require financial support from the PIF, because Lim is currently reluctant to sell it.
Ronaldo's representatives have yet to comment on these rumors, the billionaire Lim does not plan to sell the club”, reported. The MirroR, broadcast the telegraph.
Ronaldo knows the Spanish championship very well, since he has been playing there for nine years with Real Madrid's fans, winning twice the title of La Ligas.
Despite Lim's denial that Valencia is on sale, all signs show the club needs a renovation.
They didn't end up on fours top in the last six seasons, and the 2024/2025 season is the second season in which they've been very close to falling. /Periscope/












