Ronaldo Disappointed by International team mate Decision to Join Premier league club Over Real Madrid

Cristiano Ronaldo ‘Frustrated’ Over Portugal Teammate’s Premier League Move Instead of Real Madrid

Cristiano Ronaldo, widely regarded as one of the greatest players in football history, is reportedly unhappy with a recent transfer decision made by a fellow Portuguese star. According to sources close to the Al-Nassr striker, Ronaldo is disappointed that his compatriot opted for a Premier League switch rather than seizing the opportunity to sign for Real Madrid — a club he still views as the ultimate destination for any player.

For Ronaldo, Real Madrid represents far more than just a team. It is a symbol of tradition, dominance, and footballing immortality. Those close to him claim he confided: “It’s difficult to understand how a Portuguese player could turn down the chance to wear that legendary white shirt.”

The identity of the player has not been confirmed, though speculation suggests it could be one of Portugal’s rising stars who has been linked with the Bernabéu. Ronaldo, however, is said to have been both shocked and disappointed that the lure of the Premier League outweighed the honor of joining Los Blancos.

Ronaldo’s admiration for Madrid is well documented. During his iconic spell at the club, he lifted four Champions League trophies and became their all-time top scorer. To him, the Spanish giants are the pinnacle of football achievement.

Reports indicate the five-time Ballon d’Or winner believes his teammate’s career would have reached greater heights at the Bernabéu. As he allegedly put it: “The Premier League is strong, no doubt — but Real Madrid offers something no other club can: history, prestige, and the chance to be remembered forever.”

Fans are now split over the news. Some back Ronaldo’s stance, arguing Madrid is still the dream destination, while others believe choosing the Premier League makes sense given its intensity, competitiveness, and global exposure.

⚽ The Debate: Did the player make the right call in choosing England over Madrid? Or was this a golden chance missed? Share your thoughts below!