Cristiano Ronaldo has once again redefined the boundaries of professional football contracts. The Portuguese superstar has signed a monumental extension with Saudi Pro League club Al-Nassr which includes an annual salary of €183 million and a 5% ownership stake in the club.
This deal ensures Ronaldo remains the highest-paid footballer in the world who earns approximately €15.25 million per month, €3.8 million per week, and over €550,000 daily. The contract extends his tenure with Al-Nassr until June 2026 and shall keep him in contention for participation in the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Beyond the staggering financial terms, the inclusion of a 5% ownership stake signifies a strategic shift in Ronaldo’s role at the club. This move mirrors similar arrangements in sports history such as David Beckham’s acquisition of Inter Miami. Ronaldo’s influence is expected to extend beyond the pitch as potentially impacting Al-Nassr’s recruitment strategies and commercial endeavors.
Since joining Al-Nassr in January 2023, Ronaldo has demonstrated exceptional performance by scoring 79 goals in 88 appearances. His presence has significantly elevated the club’s global profile with Al-Nassr’s Instagram followers reportedly increasing from 860,000 to 25 million.
This contract extension not only solidifies Ronaldo’s legacy as a football icon but also positions him as a key figure in Al-Nassr’s long term vision to become a global football powerhouse.
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