Sobald sein Vertrag bei Al Nassr ausläuft, wird der 37-jährige Superstar einen Vertrag bei Dortmund unterschreiben

Cristiano Ronaldo’s move to Al Nassr in Saudi Arabia has captured global attention, with his contract set to run until 2025. His lucrative deal, reportedly worth around €200 million annually, underscores Saudi Arabia’s ambition to attract top football talent to its league. As a marquee player, Ronaldo is anticipated to bolster Al Nassr’s position and bring widespread attention to the Saudi Pro League, which has been investing heavily in star players to enhance its international profile (Puls24; Eurosport).

Notably, after the conclusion of his contract as a player, Ronaldo has an option to extend his influence in Saudi Arabia by becoming an ambassador for the country’s bid for the 2030 World Cup. This potential role is aligned with Saudi Arabia’s broader vision of using sport to gain cultural and political visibility on the global stage (Transfermarkt; Laola1).

Given the speculation and interest surrounding Ronaldo’s next steps, fans have wondered whether a return to Europe might follow his time in Saudi Arabia. Although a direct transfer to Borussia Dortmund has not been confirmed, such a move would resonate deeply with European football fans and could mark a fitting final chapter in Ronaldo’s storied career should he decide to make a comeback.

This situation is a fascinating intersection of sporting ambition and Ronaldo’s lasting legacy, and it will be intriguing to see how his post-Al Nassr phase develops.