Cristiano Ronaldo prediction already looks foolish as Jordan Henderson highlights Saudi Pro League problem.

The prediction of Cristiano Ronaldo is already appearing absurd, as Jordan Henderson emphasizes the Saudi Pro League’s flaw.Jordan Henderson is rumored to be leaving Al Ettifaq and the Saudi Pro League in a shocking development after six months, partially disproving a prediction by Cristiano Ronaldo.

Henderson was among a large number of European elite division athletes who relocated to Saudi Arabia within the past month.

Al Ettifaq, which is managed by the legendary Steven Gerrard of Liverpool, reportedly accepted a substantial salary increase in exchange for his services.

As per The Telegraph, Henderson has failed to receive any portion of his purported weekly compensation of £350,000, as he has postponed the payment of his entire salary.It is hypothesized that he did so in order to “return to Britain to play for England in the short term, unrestricted by the time limitations placed on those without UK taxpayer status,” although the precise rationale for his action remains unknown.The former Liverpool captain has endured a terrible stretch of time, as Al Ettifaq have failed to win a game since October 28.

Since their arrival in Saudi Arabia this summer, a number of foreign imports have been “unable to find happiness,” according to the Daily Mail.And prominent Al Ahli and Al Ittihad acquisitions Roberto Firmino and Karim Benzema, respectively, have been strongly linked with transfers back to Europe.

This implies that although the majority of players seem to be relocating to Saudi Arabia for the foreseeable future, Ronaldo’s earlier prognostication is no longer as certain as it once appeared.In January of last year, the 38-year-old began what was essentially a mass exodus to the Saudi Pro League by joining Al Nassr.

He stated in July (as cited by ESPN): “Within a year, an increasing number of elite athletes will visit Saudi Arabia. The Saudi league will surpass both the Turkish league and the Dutch league within a year.There is no doubt in my mind that I will never rejoin a European club. I am currently 38 years old. Furthermore, European football has suffered a significant decline in quality.

“The only valid one that is currently performing well is the Premier League.” “They are considerably superior to every other league.”