Cristiano Ronaldo was seen arguing with himself on the field after a Japanese team crushed Al-Nassr's trophy dream. Al-Nassr crashed out of the AFC Champions League on Wednesday following their 3-2 defeat to Kawasaki. The Saudi Arabian club faced Kawasaki in the AFC Champions League semi-final, with the likes of Sadio Mane, Jhon Duran and Ronaldo starting the game. Despite controlling 75 percent of possession and taking 21 shots, the team is heading towards a trophyless season. Ronaldo's sad moment According to the Sun, Ronaldo was visibly distraught on the field, his shoulders repeatedly rising and falling as he struggled to contain his tears. The Portugal legend seemed to be arguing with himself, replaying several missed opportunities in his mind. Despite the disappointment, Ronaldo, with an impressive record of 97 goals in 108 appearances for Al-Nassr, claimed his determination to remain optimistic. In his post on X, Ronaldo said, “Sometimes the dream has to wait. I’m proud of this team and everything we gave on the pitch. “Thank you to all the fans who believed in us and stood by us every step of the way. Your support means the world.” Al-Nassr are currently third in the Saudi Pro League and have also been eliminated from the King's Cup. Ronaldo has only won one trophy at Al-Nassr, the Arab Club Champions Cup, which he won eight months after his arrival.