Cristiano Ronaldo's seven-word message to the camera after disallowed goal for Al Nassr

Cristiano Ronaldo sent football fans a angry seven-word message after seeing one of his goals disallowed over the weekend.

On Sunday, Al Nassr continued to put pressure on Saudi Pro League leaders Al Hilal with a crucial 3-1 home win over bottom of the table side Al Fateh.

With the score at 2-0, Al Fateh midfielder Mourad Batna may have believed he was the spark to start a comeback for the visitors as his goal brought them within just one of Al Nassr, but a late goal from Ronaldo sealed the victory for the hosts.

However, scoring once on Sunday wasn't enough for the Portuguese striker as he once again found the back of the net in the ninth minute of extra time, only for it to be disallowed, and he was not happy.

Ronaldo's second goal of the evening came after he a powerful shot hit the back of the net from a tight angle after performing several stepovers to set up the chance.

But it wasn't meant to be, as a the impressive effort was ruled to be offside, prompting Ronaldo to turn to the camera and make his frustrations known with an angry seven-word message.

He shouted: “Always against me, Always cancel my goals!!

Although, it wasn't all bad for the 39-year-old as after the match he was able to catch up with Piers Morgan, who he of course sat down with during his infamous interview before his controversial departure from Manchester United in November 2022.

Posting on social media about the game, Morgan wrote: "BREAKING: Ronaldo robbed of a brilliant ‘offside’ goal tonight - but at least he got a consolation hug from me. Great to see you again ⁦Cristiano."

The moment came in what has already been another fantastic season for the five-time Ballon d'Or winner, who has so far scored 20 goals and provided three assists in 23 appearances across all competitions for Al Nassr this season.

His impressive goal tally means that he currently stands top of the Saudi Pro League golden boot race with a total of 14 goals, two more than former Fulham star Aleksandar Mitrovic.