Cristiano Ronaldo has ended the debate surrounding his future by announcing the identity of the club he will represent in the 2025-2026 season.
The Portuguese’s contract with Al-Nassr expires at the end of June 2025, and due to disagreements with the management, it was reported that he might leave, amidst several offers from outside Saudi Arabia.
After winning the UEFA Nations League with Portugal, Ronaldo stated that he would remain with Al-Nassr.
The 40-year-old continued, “Practically nothing will change. Yes, I will continue with Al-Nassr.”
Ronaldo’s confirmation of his continued stay comes after Fernando Hierro, the Saudi club’s sporting director, announced that intensive negotiations were underway with him to convince him of the club’s new project.
With the Portuguese continuing with Al-Nassr, the Saudi club is expected to witness a major revolution next summer in order to return to competing for titles.
In two years, Ronaldo has only won the Arab Club Championship with Al-Nassr, and he will not participate in the AFC Champions League next season.
