Portuguese football superstar Cristiano Ronaldo has officially extended his stay with Al-Nassr until 2027, confirming that he will continue playing for the Saudi club for two more years. Al-Nassr announced the Cristiano Ronaldo Al-Nassr contract extension on Thursday. With this new deal, the legendary forward is set to remain at the club even after turning 42 years old.
Ronaldo had joined Al-Nassr in the winter of 2023, making a high-profile move to the Saudi Pro League. Since his arrival, Ronaldo has made a massive impact. In the Saudi Pro League alone, he has played 77 matches, scoring 74 goals and providing 16 assists. Across all competitions, the Portuguese forward has played 111 matches, recording 99 goals and 19 assists.
Despite these impressive stats, Ronaldo has struggled to win major silverware in Saudi Arabia. So far, he has only managed to lift the Arab Club Champions Cup, which is considered a semi-official tournament. The absence of major trophies led to speculation about his future at the club, with Ronaldo even hinting at a possible exit through a cryptic “story over” message on social media.
However, putting all doubts to rest, both Cristiano Ronaldo and Al-Nassr have now agreed to continue their journey together. The new contract not only secures his position in the club but also renews hopes that he might lead the team to bigger titles before his retirement. With the Cristiano Ronaldo Al-Nassr contract now extended, fans will be watching closely to see if the football icon can bring major success to his Saudi side.
