Cristiano Ronaldo’s Injury Sparks Postponement of Al-Nassr’s China Tour Matches, Apology Issued

Saudi Pro League club Al-Nassr, led by five-time Ballon d’Or winner Cristiano Ronaldo, has issued an apology to their China-based supporters after an injury to the football star led to the postponement of two friendly matches in Shenzhen. Ronaldo sustained a muscle injury, prompting a withdrawal from the travelling squad, which resulted in disappointed fans storming the team’s hotel in response.

The club expressed regret over the situation, emphasizing their commitment to reschedule the postponed matches against Shanghai Shenhua and Zhejiang. 

Cristiano Ronaldo, acknowledging the disappointment of fans, assured them of their return to play in China, considering it his “second home.” The club, appreciating the warm reception in Shenzhen, affirmed their dedication to completing the training camp in the city and arranging new match dates.

Ronaldo addressed the situation, stating that injuries are part of football and expressing his sadness for not being able to play. He reassured fans that Al-Nassr and he would return to make the Chinese people happy and play for them. 

The club’s official statement echoed the commitment to Chinese fans, emphasizing the strong relationship between Saudi Arabia and China, and their willingness to reschedule the matches at the earliest opportunity.

The apology and commitment to reschedule reflect Al-Nassr’s efforts to maintain positive relations with their supporters in China and uphold their commitment to the planned tour.