Ronaldo's Continued Journey: A New Season and Ownership at Al Nassr

On January 15, renowned journalist José Félix Díaz from Marca reported exclusively that Cristiano Ronaldo will continue playing in Saudi Arabia for another season. His contract is described as unparalleled, but the continuation of his collaboration with Al Nassr appears to be more than just contractual; it seems to signify a long-term partnership built on loyalty, resisting any temptations.

The Portuguese star will become part-owner of the team, holding a small stake, indicating the trust placed in him. To express their admiration and satisfaction with what Ronaldo has accomplished since joining Al Nassr, the club's leaders have offered him a 5% ownership stake.

With the arrival of a new CEO and president, the club is undergoing structural changes, aiming to transform Al Nassr into a renewed powerhouse in Saudi football.

Additionally, financial incentives play a key role; the forward has signed a one-season extension with a salary of €183 million, equating to €15.25 million per month, €3.8 million per week, or €550,000 per day, keeping him at the top of the world football earnings list.

Furthermore, there is a commitment to building a more competitive team, with one or two new signings expected to join Al Nassr during this winter transfer window.