“With hard work and dedication, everything is possible,” … said Cristiano Ronaldo, as he prepares to sign an extraordinary new contract with Al-Nassr, reaffirming his position as the highest-paid footballer in the world.
The 39-year-old Ronaldo is set to earn a staggering €550,000 per day under the new deal, which guarantees him €183 million annually. This breaks down to €15.25 million a month, €3.8 million a week, or €550,000 per day.
In Pakistani Rupees, Ronaldo’s new earnings translate to a remarkable Rs 53.07 billion annually, or Rs 159.5 million each day.
The deal also includes a five percent ownership stake in Al-Nassr, underscoring the club’s confidence in Ronaldo’s leadership and long-term commitment to their success.
This contract renewal follows reports that Ronaldo has set conditions for his continued stay with the Saudi club, urging Al-Nassr to bolster their squad to compete with top rivals like Al Hilal and Al Ittihad. One player that could join the team is Brazil’s Casemiro, whose future at Manchester United is currently uncertain.
Ronaldo and Casemiro have a long history, having played 122 matches together for both Real Madrid and Manchester United, scoring seven goals as a dynamic duo.
