Feb 13, 2024; Jeddah, Saudi Arabia; Al Nassr player Cristiano Ronaldo reacts after being substituted in a Saudi Pro League soccer match at King Abdullah Sports City. Mandatory Credit: Reuters via Imagn Images

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Revealed: Mind-Blowing Details of Cristiano Ronaldo’s Mega £492M Al-Nassr Contract – Portuguese Superstar Set To Earn £488,000 per DAY

Cristiano Ronaldo has put an end to speculation over his future by committing to a new chapter at Al-Nassr.

Cristiano Ronaldo has signed the most lucrative contract in sporting history as he extended his stay at Al-Nassr until beyond his 42nd birthday. Notably, the 40-year-old Portuguese icon has signed a deal worth a staggering £492 million over the two years. Ronaldo joined the Saudi Pro League side in December 2022 following his exit from Manchester United.

Just a month ago, CR7 sparked speculation about his future when he posted on social media, “the chapter is over,” after Al-Nassr concluded another season without silverware. They finished third in the Saudi Pro League. Ronaldo’s message fuelled rumours that the Portuguese superstar was preparing to move on from Al-Nassr.

However, Ronaldo has put an end to speculation over his future by committing to a new chapter in Riyadh. Posting on X, Ronaldo declared, “A new chapter begins. Same passion, same dream. Let’s make history together.” Ronaldo revealed that while he had received offers from teams competing in the Club World Cup, he chose to turn them down.

A new chapter begins. Same passion, same dream. Let’s make history together. 🟡🔵 pic.twitter.com/JRwwjEcSZR
— Cristiano Ronaldo (@Cristiano) June 26, 2025

Full breakdown of Ronaldo’s new £492m Al Nassr contract

According to The Sun, Cristiano Ronaldo’s new deal with Al-Nassr will see him earn around £488,000 per day. His new deal breaks down to Ronaldo pocketing £3.42 million per week, £20,357 per hour, £339 per minute, and nearly £6 every second. His role as a ‘dream ambassador’ for Saudi Arabia reportedly comes with additional perks, pushing his potential total earnings to over £492 million across the next two years.

Ronaldo’s base salary of £178 million per year is further boosted by a £24.5 million signing bonus, which could increase to £38 million should he activate the second year of the agreement. Additionally, it has been learnt that Ronaldo has been granted a 15% stake in Al-Nassr, estimated to be worth around £33 million.

Bonuses and Perks

Ronaldo’s incentives don’t stop there. The record-breaking package secured by the Portuguese superstar includes

£80,000 per goal, increasing by 20% in his second season
£40,000 per assist, also increasing in year two
£4 million Golden Boot bonus
£8 million if Al-Nassr win the league

Additionally, Al-Nassr will cover £1.4 million annually for 16 full-time staff at Ronaldo’s residence, including:

3 drivers
4 housekeepers
2 chefs
3 gardeners
4 security personnel

The club will also provide £4 million for a private jet.

🚨 Cristiano Ronaldo's new contract with Al Nassr is massive 💰💸🇸🇦

• €400M/year
• €33.34M/month
• €7.6M/week
• €1.1M/day
• €46,300/hour
• €772/ minute
• €13/second pic.twitter.com/ElK8SEmbLB
— fan (@NoodleHairCR7) June 25, 2025

CR7’s Legacy at Al-Nassr

While Al-Nassr are yet to secure a domestic title during Cristiano Ronaldo’s tenure, his goal output has been relentless. CR7 netted 35 goals in 41 appearances last season, finishing as the league’s top scorer for a second consecutive year. In his 2 seasons at Al-Nassr, Ronaldo has amassed an incredible 99 goals in 111 games.

Overall, Ronaldo stands on 938 career goals, edging ever closer to the monumental 1,000-goal milestone as he continues to defy age and expectation. Fresh from leading Portugal to UEFA Nations League glory, the 39-year-old’s ambition remains unmatched, with a sixth World Cup appearance next summer firmly in his sights.

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