A series of teammates that made Ronaldo scream

Sadio Mane, Cristiano Ronaldo's teammate, caused concern for the coaching staff when he unexpectedly left the latest training session, raising doubts about his availability for the upcoming match between Al Nassr and Al Ahli.

During Al Nassr's latest training session, preparing for the midweek match against Al Ahli, Sadio Mane had to leave the field early due to flu symptoms, according to sources from Ariyadiyah.

Specifically, Ariyadiyah reported: “Several first-team players of Al Nassr have been affected by the flu, including Senegalese winger Sadio Mane, who had to leave Sunday's training session earlier than planned.”

There is still no official announcement from the club regarding this situation, but as the Saudi Pro League match is approaching, Mane's availability is now questionable.

Notably, the illness occurred right after Mane's impressive performance in the AFC Champions League Two semifinal, where he alongside Cristiano Ronaldo contributed to the team's advancement to the final.

Not only Mane, but several other Al Nassr players have also been affected by the flu, including Kingsley Coman, Mohamed Simakan, Marcelo Brozovic, Sultan Al-Ghannam, and Ali Hassan. Although they completed the training session, their condition is not entirely clear. If they do not recover promptly, coach Jorge Jesus may have to consider alternative options for the match against Al Ahli.

If Mane is unable to play, Al Nassr might consider using Joao Felix or Kingsley Coman on the left flank. Meanwhile, the club's medical team is working hard to help Mane recover quickly, while Cristiano Ronaldo and his teammates continue to focus on maintaining their best physical condition ahead of the important upcoming match.

Currently, Al Nassr is firmly at the top of the Saudi Pro League table, holding an 8-point lead over Al Hilal, despite having played one more match. With only 5 rounds remaining in the season, the opportunity for Ronaldo and his teammates to clinch the championship is clearer than ever.

Moreover, Al Nassr has also secured a spot in the AFC Champions League Two final, where Ronaldo's experience and composure are expected to help the entire team pursue the title.

If he continues to maintain his impressive current form, Ronaldo could very well secure his first official titles with Al Nassr, thereby opening a new and memorable chapter with Saudi Arabia's top club.