“The Demands Placed Upon Us” – Outrage Erupts in Saudi Arabia as Angry Al Nassr Manager, Cristiano Ronaldo, Speaks Out Against Overcrowded Schedule

In the realm of football, the saying ‘the more, the merrier’ is often associated with excitement among fans. This is because watching multiple tournaments can bring joy and thrill. However, behind the scenes, having a plethora of competitions can prove to be a strenuous struggle for both players and coaches. The manager of Al Nassr, Cristiano Ronaldo’s team, has recently expressed his frustration and anger towards the crowded soccer schedule in Saudi Arabia.

Despite having a busy domestic schedule, the Al Nassr coach argues that the intensity of Middle Eastern tournaments is on a whole different level, making it difficult for them to even train properly.

The manager of Al Nassr criticizes Saudi Arabia for crowded game schedules.

On September 19th, Al Nassr traveled to Iran for their match in the AFC Champions League. Two days later, they also had a game in the Roshn Saudi League. Then, they had a match in the King Cup and two days after that, they played in the SPL. This Sunday, Cristiano Ronaldo and his team will be facing Tajikistan’s Istikol in the AFC Champions League.

The quick turnaround before the upcoming match has frustrated Al Nassr manager Luis Castro. The Portuguese coach has criticized Saudi Arabia for its packed schedule, stating that no other country plays matches every two days. Due to the lack of training time, the team must rely solely on video analysis and player recovery, which Castro finds unreasonable but necessary.

Castro strongly emphasizes that having back-to-back games not only makes it difficult for players and coaches to sustain their top level of performance, but also limits their opportunities to focus on training. The 62-year-old’s statements are quite assertive. Other coaches who compete against Castro would likely agree with his sentiments.

لويس كاسترو :

” لا يوجد في دول العالم جدوله أن تلعب مباراة كل يومين ، إننا لا نتدرب ابداً ، فقط نعتمد على تحليل الفيديو واستشفاء اللاعبين ، هذا غير معقول ولكننا مجبورين عليه .” pic.twitter.com/Ee4yob2BKj

— كورة | #النصر (@9NFCBALL) September 29, 2023

It remains to be seen if the Saudi soccer authorities take any action in response. For now, Ronaldo and Co. would need to match their pace with a jam-packed schedule. Meanwhile, let’s talk about Al Nassr’s last night’s victory against Al Tai, as Cristiano Ronaldo saved his side.

After receiving a court date for his legal case, Cristiano Ronaldo is facing a setback of $21,200,000 just hours before his game with Al Nassr.

Cristiano Ronaldo has been dealt a blow of $21,200,000 as he awaits a court date for his legal case, which coincides with his upcoming match against Al Nassr.

Cristiano Ronaldo rescues Al Nassr with a game-winning performance.

Al Nassr emerged victorious over Al Tai in the Roshn Saudi League match last night, with a score of 2-1. Anderson Talisca scored the first goal in the 32nd minute, giving Al Nassr a slight lead at halftime. Despite this, Al Tai managed to score an equalizer in the 79th minute. With both teams vying for a winning goal, Al Nassr was ultimately granted a crucial penalty in the 87th minute.

That penalty provided a lifeline for Castro’s side, with Cristiano Ronaldo taking charge and expertly converting from the spot. The final whistle blew, and Al Nassr secured the crucial three points. Indeed, it was a good day for Cristiano Ronaldo and Al Nassr as they managed to extend their winning streak. But could their consistency hit a roadblock with the current fixture congestion? Let us know your thoughts below.

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The article titled “We Are Forced to Do It” highlights the anger of Cristiano Ronaldo’s boss at Al Nassr in Saudi Arabia due to a busy schedule. This has caused a stir in the sports world.