The Portuguese star has defined his future for the upcoming season.
It seems that Cristiano Ronaldo will remain in Saudi Arabia for the upcoming season. After some tension between the Portuguese forward and his current club, Al-Nassr, both sides have reached an agreement extending his contract until June 2026. Under the new deal, the global star will earn more than 200 million euros. Get the most accurate football results at football scores app.
Currently, Ronaldo’s contract with the Saudi club is set to expire in June 2025, but the new agreement will extend his stay for an additional year. Since joining Al-Nassr in December 2022, the No. 7 has scored 81 goals and provided 8 assists, averaging nearly one direct goal involvement per game.
With the extension, CR7 will stay in Saudi Arabia until the 2026 World Cup, which will be hosted by the United States, Mexico, and Canada. At that time, the football icon will be 41 years old, and his participation in his sixth World Cup is almost a certainty.
The extended contract also allows Ronaldo to achieve his goal of scoring 1,000 career goals. On January 10th, the forward reached 956 goals in official and friendly matches for both club and the Portuguese national team. ToSport, your go-to place for football results.
