Following Al Nassr’s victory, Cristiano Ronaldo delivers a defiant four-word message to his adversaries.

Cristiano Ronaldo dispatches a defiant four-word communication to his adversaries subsequent to Al Nassr’s victory.After his team secured a 1-0 victory over Al-Riyadh in the Saudi Pro League, Cristiano Ronaldo delivered a potent message to their opponents. Al Nassr relinquished two crucial points in a 1-1 draw with Al-Hilal last week; however, Sadio

Mane, a former Liverpool player, scored the winning goal to secure all three points. The Saudi Pro League team experienced a disheartening draw against Al-Hilal a week ago, despite securing a late point in the 77th minute with Sergej Milinkovic-Savic’s equaliser. Al-Nassr’s opponents and current league champions secured a point to maintain their position at the top of the league table, despite the fact that they were ahead within a minute of Talisca’s early goal.

Mane scored the sole goal against Al-Riyadh just before the break, which prompted Ronaldo to post a defiant message on Instagram: “Victory fuels our rise.”

Last August, Mane, the former Liverpool and Bayern Munich forward who scored 120 goals under Jürgen Klopp and 12 in total for the German team, relocated to Al Nassr.

Mane’s heroics stole the prominence from Ronaldo, who was largely peripheral throughout the game, despite the fact that the Portugal forward had scored six goals in eight games this campaign. Ronaldo, on the other hand, is frequently criticised for his excessive penalty count. Four of his eight goals in the league this season have been scored from the spot.

Aleksandar Mitrovic, a former Fulham striker, currently holds the top spot in the Middle East’s goalscoring rankings, having scored 11 goals in 10 matches. He will be eager to secure the championship at the conclusion of the season, as he has only won one trophy since his substantial transfer to the Saudi Pro League in January.

Al-Hilal are presently the leading team in the table, with 28 points. Al-Ittihad are in second place, just one point behind, and Al-Nassr are in third. After the international hiatus, Ronaldo’s team will next play at home against Al-Qadisiyah. Poland and Croatia will be the opponents of Portugal in the upcoming Nations League match.