The Saudi side, Al Nassr FC, has announced that captain Cristiano Ronaldo has been diagnosed with a hamstring problem after the team’s most recent match against Al-Fayha FC.
In an official medical report issued by the club, the Portuguese striker has been exposed to tests after discomfort occurred during the match. Results have indicated that Ronaldo has suffered a hamstring problem and has begun his treatment process with his club’s medical staff.
“Cristiano Ronaldo has begun his treatment and rehabilitation process. His condition will be evaluated day by day,” the club announced.
The 39-year-old would now need to adhere to a treatment plan put in place by medical professionals before returning to the field.
News has certainly been met with worry and concern globally given the major international tournament to be played in the months to come, and the fact Ronaldo will likely be a key player for Portugal.
The 39-year-old has been central to Al Nassr’s ambitions this season providing crucial goals and leadership while the club competes on a domestic and continental level and Ronaldo’s fitness is a crucial aspect, a positive aspect throughout the season. However hamstring injuries can take time to recover from, ranging from few weeks of rest to a couple of months.
At the moment there is no designated date as to when the star would return to the pitch, with medical tests assessing his condition daily.
