Moroccan powerhouse invited Ronaldo three times but was rejected, and the Club World Cup and money were not tempting

Moroccan powerhouse Vidal Casablanca Club Chairman Aite Mena recently confirmed that he had tried to operate Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo to join in the form of a short-term contract to compete in this summer's Club World Cup, but ultimately failed.

Ait Mena revealed the details of the matter in an interview with After Foot. He said that about three and a half months to four months ago, he had contacted through a friend of Ronaldo's agent team. "I asked him: 'Don't Ronaldo want to participate in the Club World Cup?'" Aite Mena recalled, "The other party replied: 'Well, I don't think I want to.'"

"Royce will not come for money because he doesn't need money." Aite Mena stressed that Vader never had substantial negotiations with Cristian Ronaldo. "We really want to have him, but we can't afford his salary standard financially. Unless he himself clearly shows interest... I even asked the other party two or three times for this."

Previously, it was reported that Ronaldo, whose victory contract with Riyadh is about to expire, may join a new team in the short term to participate in the Club World Cup, and clubs in Morocco or Brazil have been mentioned. Vidard Casablanca is one of the rumored hot next homes. However, Ronaldo himself has publicly denied such transfer rumors.

Royce himself admitted that he had received proposals from many clubs to participate in the Club World Cup. There are even reports that he may join the Saudi team Riyadh Crescent, which also participates in the Club World Cup, on a short-term loan.

Regarding his future, Ronaldo is still in negotiations with Riyadh to renew his contract successfully. He has recently suggested that he is likely to continue to play for the team he is currently playing for next season.