Cristiano Ronaldo has renewed his contract with Saudi Arabian club Al Nassr after weeks of negotiations. His two-and-a-half-year deal ended in June 20
Cristiano Ronaldo has renewed his contract with Saudi Arabian club Al Nassr after weeks of negotiations. His two-and-a-half-year deal ended in June 2025 as speculations linked him to another Saudi Arabian side, Al-Hilal. The 40-year-old rejected all offers and decided to continue his marriage with Al Nassr.
Check out the breakdown of what the 40-year-old Portuguese superstar will learn in his new deal.
• €400M/year
• €33.34M/month
• €7.6M/week
• €1.1M/day
• €46,300/hour
• €772/minute
• €13/second
• 15% ownership of Al-Nassr (estimated to be worth £33m)
• £24.5m signing bonus – increasing to £38m if he activates the second year of his contract
• £80,000 bonus per goal (increases by 20% in the second year)
• £6.5m bonus if Al-Nassr qualify for the Asian Champions League and win it
• £4m worth of private jet expenses, covered by Al-Nassr
• £60m worth of sponsorship deals promised by Al-Nassr with new Saudi companies and companies in the Asian Market
• £40,000 bonus per assist (increases by 20% in second year)
• £8m bonus if Al-Nassr win the Saudi Pro League title
• £4m bonus if he wins the Saudi Pro League Golden Boot
Aside from the crazy financial reward, Ronaldo will be enjoying a majestic treatment with the club’s hierarchy giving him 16 people working full-time, including three drivers, four housekeepers, two chefs, three gardeners and four security people
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