In a stunning move, Cristiano Ronaldo is set to secure a new contract with Al-Nassr worth over £167.9 million (€200 million), reaffirming his position as the highest-paid footballer globally. The deal will keep him at the Saudi Pro League club until June 2026, with Ronaldo earning £3.19 million per week and continuing to make an impact with 75 goals in 84 games.
The football world is all set to witness a major contract extension for Cristiano Ronaldo, as he is reportedly on the verge of signing a new deal with Al-Nassr in the Saudi Pro League. The contract, valued at over £167.9 million (€200 million), will solidify his position as the highest-paid footballer in the world.
Since joining the Saudi club in January 2023, following a controversial exit from Manchester United, Ronaldo has earned a staggering £164 million annually from his playing duties, with an additional £49 million from off-field ventures, including brand endorsements and promotional work in Saudi Arabia.
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Ronaldo’s time at Al-Nassr has been marked by impressive on-pitch performances, with 75 goals in 84 appearances, though his side has only won one trophy, the 2023 Arab Club Championship. Despite this, Ronaldo remains determined to secure more silverware, aiming for the Saudi Pro League title, which has so far eluded him.
The new deal, which will extend his stay at the club until 2026, will see him earn around £3.19 million (€3.8 million) per week, or £419,800 (€500,000) daily. This remarkable contract reflects both his on-field prowess and off-field marketability, as he continues to shape Saudi football’s rise on the global stage.
