Cristiano Ronaldo has significantly enhanced his financial portfolio since his move to the Saudi Pro League, securing a groundbreaking £177-million-a-year deal with Al Nassr nearly a year ago.

This transfer, confirmed on December 30, marked a pivotal moment following Ronaldo’s departure from Manchester United due to a fall-out with Erik ten Hag. Beyond the individual financial success, Ronaldo’s move acted as a catalyst, attracting a host of star players to the Saudi league, including Neymar, Sadio Mane, Roberto Firmino, Karim Benzema, Jordan Henderson, Riyad Mahrez, Allan Saint-Maximin, and Ruben Neves.

Despite the considerable earnings of these players, none rival Ronaldo’s weekly take-home of approximately £3,403,846 from Al Nassr. As the one-year anniversary of his arrival approaches, the 38-year-old has amassed a staggering £153 million. Ronaldo’s impact extends beyond financial gains; he has showcased his prowess on the field, contributing 36 goals in 42 appearances for Al Nassr, positioning the team second in the league after 13 games.

In a continuation of the Ronaldo legacy, his 13-year-old son, Cristiano Jr., has joined Al Nassr’s youth academy, proudly donning the iconic No.7 shirt associated with his father. Cristiano Jr., playing two years above his age group, is making notable contributions to the Under 15 side of the Arab Club Champions Cup winners, reflecting the club’s high expectations for the young talent.