Ronaldo Owns 20% Stake in Al Nassr Amid Club Sale Talks | OneFootball

Portuguese legend emerges as top shareholder as Saudi clubs prepare for partial privatization

Ronaldo Owns 20% Stake in Al Nassr Amid Club Sale Talks

Fresh reports have revealed the ownership stake held by Cristiano Ronaldo in Al Nassr amid preparations by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund PIF to sell shares in top clubs including Al Hilal, Al Nassr, Al Ahli and Al Ittihad.

75% Stake Sale Expected Soon

According to recent reports 75% of each club’s shares are set to be offered to investors in the coming months with potential surprises in store as unexpected parties may join the bidding. The public offering's expected within the next 6 month.

Journalist Confirms Ronaldo’s Major Stake

Saudi sports journalist Abdulaziz Alosime stated on X:

He added:

Ronaldo who joined Al Nassr in Jan 2023 on free transfer after dramatic exit from Man United renewed his contract in June to remain with the Riyadh based club until 2027.

Initial reports estimated Ronaldo's stake in the club at 15% valued at 45.3 million dollar but new data suggests he now controls 20% cementing his influence both on and off the pitch.

The legendary forward signed historic deal worth over 200 million euro for 2.5 years paving the way for global stars to join the Saudi Pro League.