According to renowned sports journalist Abdulaziz Al-Osaimi, Portuguese superstar Cristiano Ronaldo has officially acquired a 20% ownership stake in Saudi Arabian club Al-Nassr, following major internal changes within the team.
The news has sent shockwaves through Saudi Arabia’s sports media, with headlines like “Ronaldo – From Football Star to Club Owner” dominating sports outlets, highlighting the 40-year-old’s influence far beyond the pitch.
Back in June 2024, Ronaldo extended his contract with Al-Nassr and was granted a 15% ownership stake as part of a long-term commitment between both parties. Now, that share has risen to 20%, marking a new chapter in the relationship between CR7 and one of the top clubs in the Saudi Pro League.
Remarkably, despite being at an age rarely seen in top-tier football, Ronaldo continues to deliver outstanding performances in the 2024/2025 season. He has scored 35 goals and provided 4 assists in 41 official matches—a phenomenal record. His market value remains at €12 million, reaffirming his irreplaceable status both on and off the field.
Once solely a leader on the pitch, Ronaldo now plays a strategic role in shaping the club’s direction. His inclusion in Al-Nassr’s ownership structure is not just symbolic—it signals the dawn of a new era where superstar players have a direct hand in determining a club’s future.
Fans are closely following Ronaldo’s every move, as he now fights not just for the club’s colors, but for the very future of a team he is intrinsically part of—not just with his feet, but with his vision and authority.
Sources: znews
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