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**Summary:**

Cristiano Ronaldo has signed a new two-year contract extension with Al-Nassr, ending speculation about a potential return to European football. Despite being a top scorer, he hasn’t yet won the Saudi Pro League title with the club. The new contract is incredibly lucrative, including a massive annual salary, bonuses for various achievements, and even equity in the club. Ronaldo’s presence is seen as crucial for the growth of the Saudi Pro League, attracting other elite players to the country.

**News Article:**

**Cristiano Ronaldo Stays Put with Al-Nassr, Inks Record-Breaking Contract Extension**

RIYADH – Cristiano Ronaldo has silenced rumors of a potential departure from Al-Nassr, signing a two-year contract extension that will keep him with the Saudi Pro League club until 2027. The deal, announced by Al-Nassr on social media, is reportedly worth a staggering £178 million per year, solidifying Ronaldo’s position as one of the highest-paid athletes in the world.

The agreement includes a host of performance-based bonuses, including £8 million for winning the Saudi Pro League, £5 million for claiming the Asian Champions League title, and £4 million for securing the Golden Boot. Additionally, Ronaldo will receive a £24.5 million signing bonus, increasing to £38M in second year, ownership of the club is at 15% with an estimated value of £33m, and bonuses of 80K bonus per goal (increases by 20% in second year), 40K bonus per assist (increases by 20% in second year). The club is also covering private jet expenses worth of £4M, and promised Sponsorship Deals worth of £60M.

Despite Ronaldo’s prolific goal-scoring record, Al-Nassr has yet to clinch the Saudi Pro League title during his tenure, and even failed to qualify for the FIFA Club World Cup. This lack of silverware had fueled speculation that the Portuguese superstar might seek a return to Europe. Last month, Ronaldo even posted ‘This chapter is over’ hours after Al Nassr finishing third and trophyless once again.

Ronaldo’s continued presence in the Saudi Pro League is considered a significant boost for the league’s development. Sources within the Public Investment Fund (PIF), a major investor in Saudi football, claim that Ronaldo’s star power attracts both elite and up-and-coming players to the country. The PIF controls several Pro League clubs, including Al-Nassr, Al-Hilal, and Al-Ahli, and is driving a wave of investment in Saudi football. With this new deal, Ronaldo is poised to continue playing a major role in shaping the league’s future.

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