Ronaldo has signed a two‑year extension that runs until June 2027, keeping him in Saudi Arabia until age 42 .
Cristiano Ronaldo is set to earn over Rs 2000 crore per year after signing a new 2-year deal with Saudi Pro League club Al-Nassr.
Just weeks after suggesting that his Saudi Pro League adventure with Al-Nassr was over, Cristiano Ronaldo signed a new 2-year deal with the club, putting an end to all speculations of his potential return to European football. Ronaldo, despite being the top scorer in the Saudi Pro League over the last couple of seasons, hasn’t been able to win the league title yet. The club’s underwhelming show even prevented it from qualifying for the FIFA Club World Cup.
He’ll earn £178 million per year (£487,700/day) — totaling approximately £356 million over two years .With bonuses (e.g., Golden Boot, league title), total package could approach £492 million (₹2,000 crore per year) .*£24.5 million* signing fee upfront, rising to £38 million if the second year is triggered .Receives a 15% stake in Al‑Nassr, valued around £33 million (~₹330 crore) .Entitlement to private jet access including up to £4 million in jet-related perks .A full entourage of 16 personal staff (drivers, cooks, gardeners, security) provided by the club .Potential £60 million in sponsorship deals with Saudi and other regional companies .
Since joining in December 2022, Ronaldo has scored 99 goals in 111 appearances, earning the Saudi Pro League Golden Boot last seasonHis total career goals stand at 938, now eyeing the historic 1,000‑goal milestone .
This contract makes Ronaldo the highest‑paid athlete in sports history, with his annual earnings nearing ₹2,000 crore (US $230 million).
Off the pitch, he enjoys unmatched luxury: a Bombardier Global Express 6500 private jet, top-tier staff, and lucrative sponsorships .
Al‑Nassr and Saudi Pro League view him as their flagship ambassador, driving in global attention, revenue, and additional talent
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