Jhone Duran is called ‘confused’ on whether he should follow the strict Saudi Arabia law, which was allowed to bypass Cristiano Ronaldo.
The Colombian striker has signed a £ 64.5 million switch from Aston Villa to Al Nasser and is in queue to earn £ 16.7 million per year in the Middle Eastern country.
Duran signed only a new contract in October and Villa made sufficient profit at £ 18 million paid to bring them from Chicago Fire in January 2023.
He will now be team companions with Ronaldo, Sadiyo Mane, Marcello Brosevic and Aymeric Laport, who are third in the Saudi Pro League in the Saudi Pro League.
But an interesting update where Duran is ready to live during his Saudi Stent Sun.
It is said that Duran has told his new club that he is planning to live in Bahrain instead of Riyadh.
Both Steven Gerard and Jordan Henderson chose to settle in Bahrain when they moved into quick succession in Altfaq as the training ground was just on one hour drive.
But Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, is more than 300 miles away and a flight from Bahrain International Airport will take one hour and 20 minutes – meaning that it may be a regular journey to Duran to go to training sessions.
Jhone Duran will be team companions with Cristiano Ronaldo. Picture: Getty
Their reason for the desire to live in Bahrain is related to concerns about whether he and his partner are able to live with each other in Saudi.
Duran and his other half are not married and the Islamic law discourages them to live together without tying the knot.
It is claimed that when it comes to renting properties, private landlords have a tendency to ask for proof of marriage in advance.
However, Ronaldo was given a special recurrence as he and the long -term girlfriend Georgina Rodrigue live together in Saudi without getting married.
The couple, who shared two children together, lived in a luxury compound to a high-level security and lived in 17-room hotel suits before shops, restaurants and gym.
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