Cristiano Ronaldo deal with new club revealed with iconic number of years
It is usually said that there is an atom of truth in every rumour, that just played out in the case of Cristiano Ronaldo who was rumoured to have a deal in principle with a Saudi Arabian club during the World Cup in Qatar.
Recent reports reveal that Cristiano Ronaldo will commit to a seven-year contract at Al-Nassr, Marca reports.
The deal will include an increase in his €200m pay packet after 2024.
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During the 2022 World Cup, it was claimed Al-Nassr had reached an agreement with Ronaldo, a free agent.
It was reported that the 37-year-old would sign a two-year contract with the Saudi Arabian side.
But it is now understood that the agreement is set to run through to 2030.
Ronaldo will become an ambassador at Al-Nassr after his playing career at the club ends in 2024, at which point he will also see his €200m-per-year wages rise periodically.
