Cristiano Ronaldo is gearing up for another season with Al-Nassr in the Saudi Pro League, aiming to disrupt the dominance of rival Al-Hilal, who finished 14 points ahead last season. Despite his prolific scoring, including 50 goals last season, Ronaldo has yet to win a domestic trophy since joining the club in December 2022, and Al-Nassr faced a disappointing 4-1 defeat to Al-Hilal in the recent Saudi Super Cup final. Al-Hilal's defense is strengthened by the return of Neymar, who is expected to return to action in September after recovering from a knee injury. This summer's transfer activity has been quieter compared to last year, where nearly $1 billion was spent on player acquisitions in the league. Ronaldo's frustration with his teammates has been noted, especially as he approaches the milestone of 900 career goals. With uncertainty surrounding Al-Nassr's coaching situation, Ronaldo's future and performance will be crucial as he seeks to lead his team to success this season.