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Cristiano Ronaldo was bullied by his Al-Nassr teammates after scoring the opening goal with a precision finish against Al-Wehda.

Ronaldo struggled to get going in his early games in Saudi Arabia but his enduring class was for all to see against Al-Wehda. After hitting the bull’s eye in his third game last week, the former Manchester United man now appears to have found his step.

Ronaldo made it 1-0 after Gerson Rodrigues hit the post with a shot for Al-Wehda at the other end. He conceded a through ball from his teammate, turned into the box and fired a powerful low shot over the goalkeeper into the bottom corner.

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Cristiano Ronaldo has scored his second goal for Al-Nassr.

He catches a through ball, controls it and smashes a low left foot past the keeper into the bottom corner.

Al-Nassr leads against Al Wehda in the 21st minute.

Cristiano Ronaldo’s side are almost 1-0 behind. Gerson Rodrigues turns his defender and slams in a powerful shot against the near post!

Cristiano Ronaldo is currently playing for Al Nassr against Al Wehda in the Saudi Pro League.

We will bring you all updates from this game. It is currently 0-0 after 14 minutes.

Tottenham have confirmed midfielder Yves Bissouma will have surgery on Friday.

Bissouma has a stress fracture in his left ankle. The club have not given a timeline for his recovery.

Kobbie Mainoo has signed a new contract with Manchester United.

The 17-year-old midfielder made the leap to the first team under Erik ten Hag this season and has now been rewarded with a new contract.

He joined the club aged nine and was capped with England through to Under-18 level.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has stepped up his efforts to buy Manchester United by hiring Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan to advise him during the takeover process.

Britain’s richest man confirmed in January that he would try to wrest control of Old Trafford from the Glazer family, who announced they would sell the club in November. Ratcliffe was the first party to go public with his interest, but reports earlier this week claimed he would face competition from a group of Qatari investors.

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