Ronaldo vs Garcia: Reports indicate that Rudi Garcia, the current manager of Al-Nassr, may soon be relieved of his duties by the club due to a strained relationship with Cristiano Ronaldo and his team. Despite having been appointed by the Saudi Pro League team in June, the former coach of Roma, Marseille, and Lyon seems to be leaving his post in less than a year. Follow all football updates live on InsideSport.IN
According to MARCA, Al Nassr remains only three points behind Al Ittihad, who are currently leading the league. However, their recent match against Al Feiha ended in a disappointing 0-0 draw.
Cristiano Ronaldo’s coach, Rudi Garcia, has been given one game to save his job at Al Nassr, sources have told ESPN’s @MarkOgden_. pic.twitter.com/SdcTSc07dL
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Rudi Garcia dissatisfied with his team’s performance
It was reported that Rudi Garcia expressed his dissatisfaction with the team’s performance and reportedly scolded the players in the dressing room afterward.
But the club is believed to feel the same way about Garcia’s performance since he replaced Miguel Angel Russo.
Although the club has not officially announced the news, several sources are reporting that Garcia has already been dismissed. In December, Ronaldo joined the club as a free transfer and was immediately appointed captain after a transfer worth £175 million per year.
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— AlNassr FC (@AlNassrFC_EN) April 10, 2023
It has been evident that Ronaldo has been quite frustrated lately, as he had a recent outburst where he stormed down the tunnel, claiming that the opposing players “don’t want to play.”
Reports in the Saudi media suggest that Ronaldo has been privately critical of Garcia’s tactics, and believes that the French manager is hindering the team’s potential for success.
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