Cristiano Ronaldo may be on the verge of making history once again—this time not for goals, but for a jaw-dropping deal that could reshape football economics.
According to reports, Saudi club Al-Nassr has tabled an unbelievable offer for the Portuguese icon. The deal includes an eye-watering €15.2 million every month, breaking down to €3.8 million per week, or a staggering €550,000 every single day. But the real shocker? A 5% ownership stake in the club itself.
No player on Earth has ever been offered such a massive financial package tied to club equity. If Ronaldo accepts, he wouldn’t just remain Al-Nassr’s star forward—he would become part of its future in ownership and influence.
This isn’t merely a contract; it’s a landmark move that blurs the line between player and stakeholder. It positions Ronaldo as a brand-builder, a footballer shaping the future of the sport in a region investing heavily in global stars.
Ronaldo, now in the later years of his career, appears to be securing a legacy that extends far beyond his playing days. With Al-Nassr’s latest offer, he stands to not only earn more than any player in history but to redefine what retirement and power mean for top-tier athletes.
If he signs, CR7 won’t just wear the jersey—he’ll own part of the club.
