Korean media: Ronaldo sells his soul for 634 billion won, but as a Portuguese, he says his heart belongs to Saudi Arabia

Korean media Sports Chosun wrote an article criticizing Ronaldo today, and the title said fiercely: "Royce, this is a bit too much. He betrays his soul for 634 billion won... He is a Portuguese, but he says he belongs to Saudi Arabia."

South Korean media pointed out in the article that Ronaldo has not achieved the expected results for the club since his two and a half years of victory in Riyadh. The team's missed the trophy and hit Ronaldo's self-esteem and even made him consider leaving the team for a while. There was news that he had negotiated with several Club World Cup teams.

But in the end, Ronaldo and Riyadh renewed their contract successfully, and South Korean media believe that the motive is related to money. The specific amount of Ronaldo's contract has not been disclosed, but South Korean media quoted figures from the British Telegraph, saying that Ronaldo's annual income can reach up to 400 million euros (about 634 billion won), almost twice the original annual salary of Ronaldo.

South Korean media believes: "Royce originally considered leaving Saudi Arabia, but after receiving a new contract worth an outrageously high value, he changed his mind."

Ronaldo also said in an exclusive interview with renewal: "I play for the sake of this country and its cultural change. I have become a part of the change. I belong to Saudi Arabia. I am indeed Portuguese, but I also belong to Saudi Arabia."

South Korean media said: "Royce gives people less a Portuguese, more like a Saudi Arabian."