“Al-Nassr in Crisis: Shocking Legal Troubles of Cristiano Ronaldo’s Teammate Unraveled!”

Al-Nassr’s tumultuous journey this season has been nothing short of a rollercoaster ride, replete with its fair share of on-field battles and off-field drama. Fans are still reeling from recurring rumors surrounding the fate of head coach Stefano Pioli, amplifying the atmosphere of uncertainty surrounding the club. Just when you think the storm has settled, another lightning bolt strikes—this time, it’s about one of Cristiano Ronaldo’s teammates embroiled in legal issues following a reckless incident during the recent international break. With the Knight of Najd trailing ten points behind Al-Ittihad in the Saudi Pro League standings, their championship aspirations seem to be slipping away, further muddled by internal tensions that have become a hot topic of discussion. As if this weren’t enough, a viral video featuring forward Jhon Duran riding a motorbike in Colombia without a helmet has ignited a wave of outrage— igniting not just concerns of safety, but also sparking conversations about his attitude as a rising star. Curious how this situation unfolded and what fans had to say? Click to find out more! LEARN MORE.

Al-Nassr’s season has already been filled with tension, from on-field struggles to speculation about head coach Stefano Pioli’s future. Now, the club finds itself at the center of another controversy—one that involves one of Cristiano Ronaldo’s teammates facing legal troubles after an incident during the international break.

While the Knight of Najd chase Saudi Pro League glory, they remain ten points behind Al-Ittihad, making their title hopes increasingly unrealistic. Reports of tension between Pioli and Ronaldo have only fueled uncertainty, and now, a new controversy threatens to disrupt the team even further.

During the recent international break, Al-Nassr forward Jhon Duran sparked outrage after he was seen riding a three-wheeled motorbike in Colombia—without a helmet. The 21-year-old striker, who joined the club from Aston Villa in January, had returned home following March’s FIFA World Cup Qualifiers. While many players use these breaks to recharge, Duran’s choice of relaxation landed him in hot water.

A video posted on social media showed the 21-year-old striker riding a Ryker motorcycle through the streets of Medellin. However, neither he nor his passengers wore helmets, which is a direct violation of Colombia’s road safety laws.

He captioned his post with a reflective message: “Always do it with your loved ones, that’s what remains, and don’t try to please everyone, that’s not good.” However, his words did little to ease the criticism from fans, many of whom saw the incident as reckless.

Fans react to Duran’s recklessness

Social media quickly erupted with backlash against Duran, with many users calling him out for his irresponsible behavior. One comment summed up the frustration, stating: “No titles, no goals, no helmet.” Another wrote: “And the helmet? Safety and law.” Other fans mocked his decision, with one remarking: “On the road on a motorcycle without a helmet. Too much reggaeton!” Another added: “Zero humility.”

The criticism wasn’t just about breaking the law—it was also tied to the player’s growing reputation for arrogance. This is not the first time he has faced controversy.

After Los Cafeteros’ 2-2 draw against Paraguay, Duran had a tense exchange with journalists, dismissing questions about internal criticism within the national team. His response—“None personally, and the team less so. We worked for the win, we ran, and we missed two chances, just like any team would.”—was labeled as dismissive and sparked further accusations of arrogance.