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Will Cristiano Ronaldo Feature for Al-Nassr Against Al-Ain in Crucial AFC Champions League Clash

In a pivotal match-up in the AFC Champions League quarterfinals, Cristiano Ronaldo is expected to take the field for Al-Nassr as they face Al-Ain in the second leg of their quarterfinal tie.

Cristiano Ronaldo Set To Overturn 1-0 deficit for Al-Nassr

Ronaldo’s presence looms large as Al-Nassr seeks to overturn a 1-0 deficit from the first leg and secure a spot in the semifinals of the prestigious competition.

Following a recent setback in the Saudi Pro League with a 3-1 loss to Al-Raed, Al-Nassr is eager to bounce back and regain momentum in the AFC Champions League.

Despite Ronaldo’s full 90-minute appearance in the previous match, his side fell short, highlighting the need for a strong performance in the upcoming fixture.

Ronaldo, who has been a standout performer throughout the Champions League campaign, scoring five goals in seven matches, remains a vital component of Al-Nassr’s attacking prowess.

Partnered by the likes of Sadio Mane and Ayman Yahya, Ronaldo is expected to lead the charge in overturning the deficit and securing a semifinal berth.

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Ronaldo’s Season So Far

While Al-Nassr’s league campaign faces challenges, with a 12-point gap behind leaders Al-Hilal, their focus now shifts to continental success.

With Ronaldo’s exceptional season boasting 28 goals and 11 assists across all competitions, the Portuguese superstar aims to cap off his first full season with Al-Nassr by lifting the AFC Champions League trophy.

Should Al-Nassr emerge victorious against Al-Ain, they are poised to face either Al-Ittihad or Al-Hilal in the semifinals, setting the stage for a potential all-Saudi Arabian showdown.

As Ronaldo and Al-Nassr strive for success on multiple fronts, the AFC Champions League presents a crucial opportunity to make a statement and etch their names in footballing history.