Nani sparked excitement by suggesting that his ex-teammate, Cristiano Ronaldo, might be gearing up for a potential appearance at the 2030 FIFA World Cup.

In the white marble offices of Riyadh’s opulent royal palaces, the only man with a worry in the world in recent weeks had been Sir Keir Starmer. The prime minister flew in to meet the crown prince on Monday,

Cristiano Ronaldo led the celebrations after Portugal and five other countries were officially announced as hosts of the 2030 men's World Cup on Wednesday, with the player saying the unique tournament will be the "most special" yet.

The future of Cristiano Ronaldo could take an unexpected turn, according to reports from Saudi Arabian media. The Portuguese star, currently playing for Al-Nassr, is at the center of rumors regarding a possible loan move to one of his team's biggest rivals,

Cristiano Ronaldo has weighed in on the announcement that Saudi Arabia will host the Fifa World Cup 2034. The footballer, who plays for Saudi Pro League club Al Nassr and the Portugal national team, predicted that the tournament in ten years’ time would be the “best-ever.

Cristiano Ronaldo has heaped praise on the progress of football in Saudi Arabia and backed the kingdom to put on the "best World Cup ever" in 2034. Fifa confirmed on Wednesday that the global finals will be heading to the Middle East for a second time with Saudi Arabia officially ratified as host nation at an extraordinary congress held by the

Saudi Arabia has been selected to host the 2034 FIFA World Cup, and Cristiano Ronaldo, the star of the Saudi Pro League, shared his thoughts on the news. This Wednesday, the Extraordinary FIFA Congress 2024 officially confirmed two major announcements for the world of soccer.

When former FIFA President Sepp Blatter announced in December 2010 that Russia and Qatar would host the 2018 and 2022 World Cups, respectively, there was widespread shock and anger around the globe. The announcement,

The Middle East country put forward the only bid to host the tournament 10 years from now and FIFA confirmed its award at a Congress on Wednesday. However, the bid was put to vote in an unusual manner - with FIFA members told to vote either for or against both a multi-nation host for the 2030 World Cup and Saudi Arabia being given the next competition.