Portugal superstar Cristiano Ronaldo has reportedly reached an agreement with Al Nassr that will see him extend his stay at the Saudi club, with the length of the contract still being discussed but potentially lasting two years.
Transfer journalist Fabrizio Romano revealed that Ronaldo has reached an agreement to renew his contract with Al Nassr, with his current deal ending on June 30th.
The only detail which remains to be settled is the length of the contract; one season is guaranteed but Saudi officials are trying to make it run until 2027.
In December 2022, Ronaldo was the first big star to accept the invitation of the Public Investment Fund (PIF) and move to Riyadh, but the adventure at Al Nassr has not been a complete success.
Despite scoring a huge number of goals (99 in 111 games), he still has not been able to lift any major trophy with the Saudi Pro League outfit and this has led to speculation about a possible departure. However, it now seems the five-time Ballon d’Or winner will extend his stay in the Gulf state.