Surprising Details of Cristiano Ronaldo’s New Contract with Al Nassr Revealed

RIYADH – June 27, 2025: Cristiano Ronaldo has once again proven why he is still the biggest name in football. The 40-year-old Portuguese star has signed a new mega contract with Al Nassr, making it the most expensive deal in football history.

According to sources close to the Saudi club, Ronaldo’s new contract goes beyond just a football salary—it’s a business deal worth hundreds of millions of pounds.

Cristiano Ronaldo’s Salary and Bonuses

Ronaldo will now earn an unbelievable £178 million per year at Al Nassr. That’s around £3.4 million every week.

In addition to this massive salary, his new deal includes big bonuses:

• £80,000 for every goal he scores

• £40,000 for every assist

• Bonuses increase by 20% if he stays in the second year

• A signing bonus of £24.5 million, which increases to £38 million with an extension

If Ronaldo helps Al Nassr win, more cash follows:

• £8 million bonus if Al Nassr win the Saudi Pro League

• £4 million if he becomes the top goal scorer

• £6.5 million if the club wins the Asian Champions League

Ownership & Personal Lifestyle Package

Ronaldo is not just a player anymore—he’s also part-owner. The contract gives him 15% ownership of Al Nassr, worth about £33 million.

Other luxuries in the deal include:

• £4 million worth of private jet expenses covered every year

• £60 million in brand sponsorships, mostly from Saudi and Asian companies

• A team of 16 personal staff, including:

  • 3 drivers

  • 4 housekeepers

  • 2 private chefs

  • 3 gardeners

  • 4 bodyguards

Cristiano’s Impact on Saudi Football

Cristiano Ronaldo joined Al Nassr in late 2022, and since then, he has changed the image of football in Saudi Arabia. The league sees him as more than a player—he’s a global ambassador.

Even at 40, Ronaldo remains Al Nassr’s top scorer, a fan favorite, and the biggest attraction in the Saudi Pro League.

This new contract shows how much Saudi Arabia values Ronaldo’s presence. It proves he is still the most marketable footballer in the world.