Looks like Cristiano Ronaldo is finally looking to stop new adventures in soccer. The former Manchester United had an impatient closing to Juventus and Manchester United careers. Saudi Arabia appears to be the perfect fit for Cristiano Ronaldo. The country has made a tremendous start to its new soccer journey, and Ronaldo himself seems to be getting more motivated. He is now planning for an extension of his $500 million stay at Al Nassr with hopes of the next World Cup with the Portuguese national team.

One country that will be happy to gain popularity for soccer is Saudi. Even though it wasn’t aimed at the national team, their investments for the past few years are a sign of its growing culture for the sport. The Gulf was involved in buying some big teams in Europe, and now they are pulling in players.

A contract extension for Cristiano Ronaldo is on the cards

Ronaldo, moving to Al Nassr, gave an initial impression of having his last days at the club in Asia. However, the Real Madrid star player thinks he can go further to play even after he reaches 40. The club, on the other, seemed to be interested in the proposal and will sign a new contract for two more years.

Ronaldo’s last shot at the World Cup last year ended in disappointment from the team getting knocked out in the quarterfinals by Morocco. But the star would like to take another shot at the most dreamed trophy of all time. As per the report, the other star players who the club bought this season would not leave it during their contract periods.

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Ronaldo’s deal extension sees him at the Club up to 2027. This will allow the star player to continue until his early 40s, like the legendary Gianluigi Buffon. The Al Nassr unit is jelling well together, with all the players wanting to continue at the club.

Ronaldo’s $500 million signing a channel for Saudi Pro League

After a torrid end at Manchester United, Ronaldo found Al Nassr which made him the face of their club. The club signed the contract for two years with an approximate total worth of $500 million. They completed the deal in December last year, creating a new path for the transfer flurry. The Saudi Pro League since then is not looking back and is aiming for greater things.

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Al Nassr has had a pretty successful campaign this season. After dropping the league trophy last season, it will use the current Ronaldo’s form to bring the results they need. The Portuguese captain already scored 16 goals this season, but the club stands in 3rd place in the League.