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Cristiano Ronaldo’s Saudi
Cristiano Ronaldo's Saudi club, Al-Nassr, is reportedly facing a severe financial crisis with debts ballooning to over 800 million Saudi riyals (roughly $213
Ce qu'il faut retenir
- Al-Nassr's debts have ballooned to more than 800 million Saudi riyals (roughly $213 million).
- The Saudi Public Investment Fund has stepped in with emergency measures and brought in consultants to reduce spending.
- Al-Nassr has frozen new signings until executives generate more revenue internally, despite agreeing to sign Samu Costa.
- Financial decisions made during the 2025-26 campaign pushed the club into its current predicament.
- Cristiano Ronaldo is leading an intense effort to persuade Portugal teammate Bruno Fernandes to join Al-Nassr.
Cristiano Ronaldo's Saudi club, Al-Nassr, is reportedly facing a severe financial crisis with debts ballooning to over 800 million Saudi riyals (roughly $213 million). The situation has forced the Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF) to step in with emergency measures, including stripping executive leadership of some financial authority and bringing in outside consultants. The crisis has effectively frozen new signings, stalling an agreed deal for Real Mallorca midfielder Samu Costa and casting doubt on the club's ability to build a title-winning squad around Ronaldo.
Les chiffres clés
- 800M
- Al-Nassr's debt in Saudi riyals
- $213M
- Al-Nassr's debt in US dollars
- 233
- Ronaldo's total international caps for Portugal
- 146
- Ronaldo's total international goals for Portugal
Le fil des événements
- Cristiano Ronaldo joins Al-Nassr
- Ronaldo signs lucrative contract extension through 2027
- Ronaldo's expected final Portugal match against Wales
Pourquoi c'est important
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Cristiano Ronaldo is expected to make his final international appearance for Portugal against Wales on September 24, 2026.
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Questions fréquentes
- Que s'est-il passé avec Al-Nassr ?
- Al-Nassr's debts have ballooned to more than 800 million Saudi riyals (roughly $213 million).
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