Cristiano Ronaldo could be on the verge of extending his stay at Al-Nassr, thanks to a financial proposal that may redefine the final stretch of his legendary career. According to reports from the Spanish press, the Portuguese star is set to receive a new contract that exceeds all expectations.

Cristiano’s current deal with the Saudi club expires at the end of this season. However, the board is already working hard to ensure the all-time top scorer in European football doesn't leave the country. Al-Nassr’s intention is clear: to keep their biggest star at all costs.

Revealed: This Could Be Al-Nassr's Contract to Keep Cristiano in Saudi Arabia

According to Marca, the new offer would earn Cristiano Ronaldo a staggering €15.2 million per month, which breaks down to €3.8 million per week and around €550,000 per day. His total annual salary would reach €182.4 million, making him one of the highest-paid athletes in the world.

But the financial perks don’t end there. The report also claims that the forward would receive a 5% ownership stake in the club, giving him an even more influential role off the pitch. While the exact duration of the proposed deal hasn’t been disclosed, it's expected to be medium-term, allowing the Portuguese icon to continue leading the team’s project.

Since joining in January 2023, Cristiano Ronaldo has played 110 matches, scoring 98 goals and providing 19 assists. Despite his impressive individual performance, he has yet to win a trophy with Al-Nassr—a missing piece that could fuel his motivation to remain in the Saudi Pro League and chase silverware before retiring.

At 40 years old, Cristiano continues to prove that his ambition knows no bounds. And if this offer goes through, he won’t just extend his influence in Asia—he’ll also become the centerpiece of one of the most monumental contracts in football history.