Wayne Rooney has expressed his disagreement with Cristiano Ronaldo’s position, in which CR7 asserts that the Saudi league is more competitive than Messi’s MLS.

The Major League Soccer playoffs have become one of the most anticipated events on the international sporting calendar.The level of competition in this tournament is really high, and I have the impression that we are being treated with disdain simply because Saudi Arabia bought so many stars.In addition to this, even if they have Ronaldo and Benzema, we have Messi, and that alone is enough to surpass them in terms of appeal, as Wayne Rooney stated in an interview with The Athletic, Ronaldo’s viewpoint can be contested since we have Messi.

On July 18, Cristiano Ronaldo responded negatively to the question of whether or not he would ever play in the Major League Soccer (MLS) of the United States by saying, “The Saudi Arabian league is definitely more attractive than the US MLS.” Ronaldo was asked about this prospect on July 18.CR7 also stressed that he is the one who opened the door to Saudi Arabia, and as a result, many prominent players from Europe have now started playing in Saudi Arabia.

Ronaldo’s former Manchester United colleague Wayne Rooney, on the other hand, is adamant that the signing of Lionel Messi by Inter Miami will help ensure that the Major League Soccer (MLS) continues to expand and will be able to fight with the wealthy of Saudi Arabia in the competition for top players.

One of the most significant events in the annals of sports in the United States is the transfer of the player who won the World Cup in 2022 to Inter Miami.Even though Messi is presently serving as the ambassador of Saudi Arabia, the fact that he turned down an offer from Al Hilal, a football team from Saudi Arabia, to come to the United States and play football makes even more sense.M10 has recently concluded a ceremony to inaugurate a new team, which was met with an enthusiastic response from fans.Messi’s debut ceremony broke the record of 3 billion views set by CR7’s debut of Al Nassr, which was disclosed by David Beckham to have more than 3.5 billion viewers.