FIF主席爆料轉會踢世俱盃 C羅再簽天價合約有譜？
FIFA（Federation Internationale de Football Association，國際足球總會）主席英凡提諾（Gianni Infantino），日前接受美國網紅「甲亢哥」（似甲狀腺機能亢進患者言行）影音節目訪問時提到，C羅（Cristiano Ronaldo）有可能透過特別轉會機會，參加即將舉行的「世俱盃」（世界足球俱樂部盃）足球賽。
英凡提諾接受擁有3960萬訂閱者的YouTuber「I Show Speed」的節目訪問，藉此宣傳即將於6月15日開打的世俱杯足球賽。節目中英凡提諾透露，正在與多家球隊洽談，暗示C羅可能藉由轉會而取得參賽資格。
事實上，C羅目前所屬的沙烏地阿拉伯聯賽的艾納斯（Al-Nassr），該隊並沒有取得世俱盃參賽資格，為確定各隊參賽名單，FIFA預定從6月1日至10日開啟32支參賽隊伍的轉隊登記，同時還會在6月27日至7月3日，為晉級16強隊伍重啟轉會登錄。
不過在披露消息後，C羅否認轉會意願，同時也對英凡提諾的公開言論表達不滿，C羅透過經紀人對外表示「目前沒有轉會計畫」，儘管消息顯示，巴西職業球隊正在與C羅接觸，但至今未獲相關人員證實，而C羅目前與納希爾仍在合約期間，但是否續約尚未公佈。
C羅與沙烏地阿拉伯球隊艾納斯簽約2年半，從 2022年12月底起生效，至 2025年6月結束，其中年薪2億美元（約新台幣 64億元），其中包括薪資、肖像權、商業合作收入，合約總值約為5億美元（約新台幣 160億元），至今C羅仍是全球年收入最高職業運動員。
Cristiano Ronaldo's Al Nassr didn't qualify for the Club World Cup, but FIFA President Gianni Infantino revealed the star might still appear. Thanks to a special transfer window for the June 14 tournament in the US, Ronaldo could join one of the 32 qualified teams. "Who knows,… pic.twitter.com/GyowEIszkn
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