Cristiano Ronaldo's Al Nassr Contract: How Much Ronaldo Will Earn in Every Minute? Everything You Need to Know about the Mega-deal

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Cristiano Ronaldo has agreed to a two-year contract extension with Al Nassr, keeping him at the club until June 2027, beyond his 42nd birthday. The extension will make him the highest-paid athlete, with new incentives and ownership components raising his overall package.

Ronaldo's original contract with Al Nassr, signed in December 2022, included a $97.4 million base salary yearly. Commercial deals brought his total annual income to $216.7 million, equivalent to $4.17 million weekly. The revised contract adjusts his base salary to $200 million annually, slightly under the previous total, but adds an ownership stake, larger signing bonuses, and performance-related incentives.

A 2025 proposal to lower his salary to $103.9 million with a 5% ownership share was declined. The current agreement aims to maintain his high income while expanding benefits.

Since arriving at Al Nassr in December 2022, Ronaldo has netted 99 goals across 111 appearances. He secured the Saudi Pro League's top scorer title twice, scoring 35 goals in 2023-24 and 25 in 2024-25. Despite his efforts, Al Nassr finished second in the league in both 2022-23 and 2023-24, and third in 2024-25. The 2023 Arab Club Champions Cup remains his only team trophy. Ronaldo's role has contributed to greater visibility for the Saudi Pro League. He approaches the 1,000-goal milestone, now standing at 938 total goals, including 99 for Al Nassr and 145 for Portugal.

Cristiano Ronaldo: What is Ronaldo's New Salary? How Much It Increased from Before?

The updated contract, announced in June 2025, brings a $200 million annual base salary, translating to $16.67 million per month, $4.17 million per week, and $595,238 per day. It includes a $26.5 million signing bonus, with the possibility of increasing to $41.1 million if he stays for a second year. Ronaldo also receives a 15% ownership stake in Al Nassr, valued at $35.7 million. Bonuses include $4.3 million for winning the league's Golden Boot and $8.7 million for a title win. Additional allowances cover $1.5 million annually for a 16-member staff and $4.3 million for private jet access. With commercial income included, earnings could surpass $532.6 million over two years.

How Much Ronaldo Is Earning Daily? What Is His Salary Per Minute?

Ronaldo's base salary now totals $200 million per year, equivalent to $16.67 million monthly, $4.17 million weekly, $595,238 daily, $75,180 hourly, $1,253 per minute, or $20.88 per second. This figure excludes the $26.5 million signing bonus, $35.7 million in ownership value, and various performance bonuses. With commercial partnerships, his annual income could reach $266.3 million. The absence of income tax in Saudi Arabia further increases his net gains.