The 40-year-old Portuguese soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo signs with Saudi Arabian soccer club Al Nassr for a record-breaking salary after the contract is set to run until 2027. Total salary will be close to €200 million per year, but this includes commercial deals.
It was the biggest salary ever in football. Ronaldo’s per-week contract extension is to come with a new job in Saudi Arabia before the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup and the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Now, Cristiano Ronaldo has reached an Agreement With Al-Nassr, Becoming Highest Paid Footballer and he is working on terms in the Saudi Pro League that are said to be worth £173 million ($211m) per season.
Ronaldo earned 1 million euros a year when he signed his first professional deal at Sporting. After moving to Manchester United in 2003, he earned 1.82 million euros a year. In 2019, he earned 31 million euros per year with Juventus. Back in 2021, his old club Man Utd earned an annual gross salary of 26.52 million euros per year.
How much is Ronaldo worth in 2025
Now, Ronaldo is part of Al Nassr in Saudi Arabia, earns 200 million euros per year andhas become one of the highest-paid players in the world, and the 14th Jan Al Nassr is set to boost Cristiano Ronaldo’s salary with a new contract.
Cristiano Ronaldo’s YouTube channel has breached 74 million subscribers. Ronaldo becomes the first individual with one billion social media followers.
- Instagram: 652 Million
- YouTube: 75 Million
- Facebook: 171 Million
- Twitter / X: 115.4 Million
- Official Website: cristianoronaldo.com
Earnings overview from Forbes
- Forbes Dec 2024:
- On-Field: $220 million | Off-Field: $65 million
- Forbes May 2024:
- On-Field: $200 million | Off-Field: $60 million
- Forbes May 2023 On-Field:
- $46 million | Off-Field: $90 million
He has more than $1 billion in lifetime contracts with Nike and he is dealing with 31 sponsorships. Last year Ronaldo’s net worth was £219million ($285million). He is already working on a diversified business and multiple investment plans. There are a total of 20 luxurious cars owned by the great footballer Cristiano Ronaldo.
Ronaldo’s worth in 2025 will set a new benchmark. Today, Ronaldo is not only making records on the football field but is also setting new standards every year in terms of earning money. His journey from Sporting FC to Al-Nasr is the result of hard work and persistent efforts.
How much will Ronaldo earn this time around?
According to the report, he will take home £3.19 million (€3.8m) per week at Al Nassr, which equates to around £460,000 per day, £19,166 per hour and roughly £5.3p per second.
