"We are a team so it doesn’t matter about individual awards" - Cristiano Ronaldo details his season objective at Al-Nassr after starring in win

Al-Nassr captain Cristiano Ronaldo has shared the objective of his team for the season after their hard-earned win over Al-Feiha in the Saudi Pro League. The Knights of Najd claimed a seventh successive league win when they won at home 2-1 to extend their 100% record in the league this season. Ronaldo spoke with reporters after his brace helped his side to pick up all three points in front of their fans following their mid-week cup disappointment. He admitted that he does not care much for individual awards as his main goal is to win the league this season. “Well it’s always good to score goals, I’m very happy to help the team to win but for me the most important it’s we won, we are a team so it doesn’t matter about individual awards, what I want is to win the league”, he said (via @TheNassrZone on X).Cristiano Ronaldo and his Al-Nassr teammates have faced multiple disappointments in recent years, with the 40-year-old still waiting for his first major honour with the club. The Portugal international saw his side lose to Al-Ittihad in the last-16 of the King's Cup in mid-week, eliminating them from the running for silverware on that front. Ronaldo has enjoyed fine individual success since his arrival in Saudi Arabia, winning the league's Golden Boot in each of his two full seasons at Al-Nassr. He now wishes to convert all of that individual glory to silverware, with the league title his main target under Jorge Jesus. Cristiano Ronaldo admits to nerves in last-gasp Al-Nassr win over Al-Feiha Cristiano Ronaldo admitted to a feeling of nervousness after leading Al-Nassr to a comeback win over Al-Feiha in the Saudi Pro League on Saturday. The Portuguese international netted twice for the Knights of Najd to lead them to all three points in their league clash. Ronaldo spoke with Thmanyah Sports about his emotions during the game, admitting that he felt nervous before taking their 104th minute penalty. He expressed his delight at the outcome of his penalty kick, pointing out that he enjoys doing what he does. "Today my heart beat a little bit faster than before but this is football, this is my life. Twenty-two years of this so I’m happy", he said (via Al-Arabiya English). Jason gave Al-Feiha the lead in the 13th minute before Cristiano Ronaldo equaliser for his side 24 minutes later from a Kingsley Coman assist. The 40-year-old then turned match-winner for his side with a penalty deep into stoppage time, earning them maximum points from the encounter.