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In the summer, Ronaldo turned down an offer from a different Saudi club, Al Hilal, which would have given him a roughly $370 million contract over a number of years. A the time, he chose to stay at Manchester United, saying he was happy there. #ETH #EnergyBills #ebony

gpace.org Multiple outlets have cited Ronaldo’s salary with Al Nassr at around $200 million per year when commercial agreements are included — which, if confirmed, would be the largest-ever salary in the history of the sport.

gpace.org/para-pemimpin-… Prominent soccer reporter Fabrizio Romano outlined the contract deal in a tweet, calling it the “biggest salary ever in football.” At 37, Ronaldo is at the normal retirement age for a professional soccer player, so his signing extends his career with a

gpace.org/tentang-kami/ significant financial return. Ronaldo’s contract at Manchester United saw him earning an eye-watering $605,000 per week. He is one of the highest-paid athletes in history.

The Al Nassr contract will reportedly see Ronaldo taking home more than $1 million

92129magazine.com per week. Al Nassr, founded in Riyadh in 1955, is one Saudi Arabia’s oldest soccer clubs and has won nine Saudi Premier League titles. The team’s current manager is French national Rudi Garcia, whose resume includes managing top-tier European clubs like

92129magazine.com/belanda-sedang… Roma, Olympique de Marseille and Lille. Saudi clubs are known for their ability to offer foreign players large paychecks, particularly as the oil-rich and conservative kingdom builds up its sports, entertainment and other industries to attract tourism,

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