Cristiano Ronaldo is out of contract at Al-Nassr at the end of the current season but the former Manchester United star looks set to put pen to paper on a brand new, eye-watering deal

Ronaldo's decision to sign for Al Nassr was a complex one with the club's eye-watering offer no doubt playing a part in his ultimate decision to play in Saudi Arabia.

Cristiano Ronaldo is going to continue playing in Saudi Arabia for another season and he is going to do so with an economically irresistible contract, but it is not the only argume

Cristiano Ronaldo's new contract with Al-Nassr will ensure his stay in Arab football for at least two more seasons. This renewal not only reinforces Ronaldo's commitment to the club's vision but also earn him a staggering salary.

Spanish newspaper Marca reports that Portuguese national team forward and 2016 European Champion Cristiano Ronaldo may become a co-owner of the Saudi Pro League club Al-Nassr, where he currently plays.

Cristiano Ronaldo recently blind ranked the goals he has scored for Al-Nassr in a video for DAZN. Ronaldo joined the Saudi Pro League club back on December 31,

Cristiano Ronaldo is out of contract with Al-Nassr at the end of the season and the Saudi Pro League side have been working hard to get him to sign a new deal

Former Manchester United forward Cristiano Ronaldo is set to sign a new deal at Al Nassr worth €3.8 million a week.Ronaldo spectacularly re-joined United in 2021 and despite a successful first

The report suggested that Al Nassr offered Cristiano Ronaldo five per cent of the ownership of the club in his new contract.

Cristiano Ronaldo will continue to play with Saudi Pro League side Al-Nassr after a new contract with the five-time Ballon d’Or winner was agreed this week.