Al Hilal's CEO Responds Joining Cristiano Ronaldo and Mohamed Salah to the Saudi club

Esteve Calzada, the CEO of Al Hilal, has vehemently refuted claims that Cristiano Ronaldo may be joining the team from Al Nassr. Although there have been rumors that Ronaldo would join their rival Riyadh team, Kalzada referred to the concept as "unrealistic."

With the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup approaching, Ronaldo, who is presently under contract with Al Nassr until 2025, has been linked to a transfer to Al Hilal. Calzada pointed out that it is difficult to comment on these speculations because the Portuguese star is not a free agent. "Cristiano Ronaldo is not our player, and it's not right to talk about such things," he stated during an interview.

In addition, Calzada discussed speculations that Mohamed Salah, an Egyptian player, would play for Al Hilal in the Club World Cup. "The club has a clear policy of not discussing players who are not part of the team," he said, dismissing these rumors as mere conjecture.

Al Hilal's attention is still on its existing team, leaving supporters and commentators to speculate about the possible future of these football giants because Ronaldo's current deal expires in 2025 and Salah's future at Liverpool is unknown.