Cristiano Ronaldo to appear on MBC Ramadan show "Hekayat Wa'd"
ALBAWABA - The Saudi MBC channel has disclosed a significant surprise: Portuguese sensation Cristiano Ronaldo, captain of Al-Nasr Club, will appear as a guest on one of the station's Ramadan shows. Also Read Ramadan 2025: Where will Ramez Galal's 'Ramez Elon Masr' be aired?
It has been made obvious in the advertising trailers for the program that Ronaldo will be appearing on "Hekayat Waad" alongside Omar Al-Jeraisy. This information was released by the MBC channel.
During the video clip in which he was featured, Ronaldo is heard saying, "Players are smart; if Cristiano is going to join Saudi Arabia, something is happening."
After his contract with Manchester United was terminated, Ronaldo transferred to Al-Nasr Club in January 2023. He was able to join the club without paying any transfer fees. Cristiano Ronaldo Instagram profile
The acquisition of Ronaldo made it possible for Saudi teams to acquire a large number of players from other countries, including the Brazilian Neymar Junior, the Spanish Aymeric Laporte, the Portuguese Atávio, the Serbian Aleksandar Mitrovic, the Moroccan goalkeeper Yassine Bounou, the French striker Karim Benzema, and a number of other players.
🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨 عاجل:الأسطورة كريستيانو سيظهر في برنامج حكاية وعد مع عمر الجريسي على MBC في رمضان..يقول في هذا المقطع: ' اللاعبين أذكياء، إذا كان كرستيانو سينضم إلى السعودية فهناك شيء يحدث. '
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