Cristiano Ronaldo has officially extended his contract with Al Nassr, committing his future to the Saudi Pro League side until June 2027.
The new deal has been sealed following reports of an agreement between the two parties earlier this week.
Ronaldo, who joined Al Nassr in December 2022, has been a central figure in the club’s growth and the broader ambitions of Saudi football. His contract extension underscores both his personal commitment to the project and the league’s continued push to attract global attention and elite talent.
The Portuguese superstar has enjoyed a prolific spell in Saudi Arabia, scoring goals and drawing crowds across the country. His presence has boosted the league’s visibility and commercial appeal, with more high-profile players now following his footsteps to the region.
According to sources close to the club, Ronaldo was eager to continue leading Al Nassr’s on-field efforts while also serving as an ambassador for the Saudi Pro League’s long-term vision.
The new agreement will see him remain a central figure in both the club’s pursuit of silverware and the nation’s evolving football strategy.
With this deal, Al Nassr and Saudi football authorities have not only retained one of the sport’s biggest icons but also reaffirmed their commitment to building a competitive, globally recognised league.
Ronaldo’s journey in the Middle East is far from over and the spotlight remains firmly on Riyadh.
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