Ronaldo bid his coach Bioli with a touching message after his departure from victory

Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo sent a touching thanks to his former coach in Al -Nasr, Italian Stefano Pioli, after the Saudi club officially announced the end of the contractual relationship with the coach and his technical staff.

And Ronaldo, through his official account on the “X” platform, posted a brief message in the Italian language, in which he said: “Grazie Per Tutto”, which means: “Thank you for everything.”

This message comes as an expression of the “Don” gratitude to the coach who supervised his training in the 2024-2025 season, where Ronaldo scored 31 goals in 36 games under his leadership.

Pioli took over the victory of Al-Nasr during the 2024-2025 season to succeed coach Luis Castro, amid great ambitions in the competition for the Saudi Roshen League and AFC Champions League. However, the results were not at expectations, as the team suffered from fluctuation in performance, and decreased at the level of local competition, as well as early exit from the Asian Championship.

Although Pioli has a stars collection, led by Cristiano Ronaldo, Sadio Mane and Bruzovic, the team failed to maintain the coordination of victories in decisive moments, which led to the escalation of mass and administrative pressures.

During his leadership period, Pioli was unable to achieve any title, at a time when the victory administration looked to build a stable technical project leading the team to the championships after years of waiting.

It is noteworthy that Pioli had previously led Milan to achieve the Italian League title 2021-2022, and is considered one of the names with experience in the European arena, but his adventure in Saudi stadiums did not last long.

With his departure, victory begins the journey of searching for a new coach who is able to restore balance and prestige of the team, amid great public hopes in a different new season.

After his departure, Pioli is preparing to return to the Italian league to take over Fiorentina, succeeding Raville in Adeno.