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?A new chapter begins?: Cristiano Ronaldo signs new two-year Al Nassr deal
- Portuguese star will be 42 when deal ends in June 2027
- News brings recent transfer speculation to a close
Cristiano Ronaldo has signed a new two-year deal at Al Nassr, extending his stay with the Saudi Pro League team to June 2027, when the forward will be 42.
?Al Nassr Club Company officially signed a contract extension with Cristiano Ronaldo,? the Riyadh-based club posted on X. ?[The] Al Nassr captain?s contract will be valid until 2027.?
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