Footballer Cristiano Ronaldo has reportedly decided to leave Saudi Arabia's Al-Nassr and return to Real Madrid with a managerial position, as reported by El Nacional.

Ronaldo has reportedly made this decision due to difficulties adapting to the new culture and language.

Ronaldo is currently believed to be facing several challenges in his personal and professional life, as reported by media outlets all over the world.

Not only is he facing problems with his long-term girlfriend Georgina, but he is also unhappy with the achievements of the Saudi team. He has reportedly shown many signs of dissatisfaction on and off the football field.

This comes a few months after joining Al-Nassr earlier this year after a reported fallout with the manager of Premier League club Manchester United Erik ten Hag, which led both parties to agree to terminate Ronaldo's contract, reported Forbes.

The Guardian reported that Ronaldo agreed to a two-and-a-half season deal with Al-Nassr for USD 218 million a year, according to market expert Fabrizio Romano.

Notably, he scored 11 goals in the local league, since he signed with Saudi.

After turning 38, Ronaldo is expected to retire soon after getting an offer for a behind-the-scenes role.

Roya News has not been able to confirm these reports yet.