Cristiano Ronaldo could become the outright owner of Saudi club Al Nassr. According to analyst Nawaf Al-Tamimi, cited Tuesday by DAZN Portugal, the forward and four other partners are preparing a multimillion-euro bid to acquire the club where he currently plays.
The consortium is reportedly planning a minimum capital injection of €92 million ($106 million) per investor to secure full control of the institution. Although the talks remain at a preliminary analysis stage, the potential deal would represent a natural extension of Ronaldo’s growing business interests.
Ronaldo is also reportedly close to owning 15% of Al Nassr’s shares through recent commercial agreements. If the acquisition goes through, the Portuguese star would further expand his business portfolio, following his recent purchase of a 25% stake in Spanish club UD Almería.
