Cristiano Ronaldo, the Portuguese superstar, may be heading to Wydad Casablanca, according to reports. The Moroccan club is reportedly interested in acquiring Ronaldo to bolster their squad for the upcoming Club World Cup, scheduled from June 14 to July 13.

The Spanish media outlet Marca reported that Wydad's management views Ronaldo's potential inclusion as a major asset, both for his sporting prowess and the significant social and commercial appeal he brings. "The desire of the leaders... is to count on the Portuguese for the tournament, in view of the sporting and social attraction generated by the presence of CR7," Marca stated.

Ronaldo's season with Al Nassr has been less than stellar, marked by an exit in the semi-finals of the Asian Champions League. The team also risks missing out on the next edition of the tournament. This downturn would be a setback for Ronaldo, according to some analysts.

FIFA is said to view Ronaldo's participation in the Club World Cup positively, especially with Lionel Messi also expected to compete with Inter Miami. The presence of both football icons would undoubtedly elevate the tournament's profile. A successful recruitment would be a dream come true for Wydad, potentially transforming the club's image and global recognition.