Cristiano Ronaldo and Al Nassr have come to an agreement that will allow Ronaldo to stay at the Saudi team for an additional two years. The exact length of the deal is still up for debate.
Ronaldo's current contract with Al Nassr expires on June 30th, but he has agreed to extend it, according to Fabrizio Romano.
The contract's duration is still up for debate; Saudi officials are attempting to extend it until 2027, although one season is assured.
The contract's duration is still up for debate; Saudi officials are attempting to extend it until 2027, although one season is assured.
For the Saudi league, this is a crucial choice. Ronaldo was the first well-known person to accept the Public Investment Fund's (PIF) invitation to relocate to Riyadh in December 2022, but his experience at Al Nassr hasn't been entirely successful.
He still hasn't won any significant titles despite scoring a tonne of goals (99 in 111 appearances), which has sparked rumours that he would leave.
But now it appears that won't be the case.
He still hasn't won any significant titles despite scoring a tonne of goals (99 in 111 appearances), which has sparked rumours that he would leave.
But now it appears that won't be the case.
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