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Ronaldo Secures Maiden Saudi Pro League Title with Al Nassr

Cristiano Ronaldo led Al Nassr to their 11th Saudi Pro League title with a 4-1 win over Damac, scoring twice in the match. The victory marks Ronaldo's first league crown in Saudi Arabia since joining in January 2023. The Portuguese legend has now won domestic league titles in Portugal, England, Spain, Italy, and Saudi Arabia. Ronaldo continues his remarkable career, having scored over 100 goals for Al Nassr and now preparing for his sixth FIFA World Cup with Portugal.

Cristiano Ronaldo conquers Saudi Arabia, wins maiden Saudi Pro League title with Al Nassr after 4-1 win vs Damac

Riyadh, May 22

Portugal legend Cristiano Ronaldo has finally conquered Saudi Arabia after he guided Al Nassr to their 11th Saudi Pro League title after scoring twice in a commanding 4-1 victory over Damac on Friday night, securing the superstar's first league crown in Saudi Arabia since joining the club in January 2023.

Al Nassr clinched the title on the final matchday of the season, finishing ahead of arch-rivals Al Hilal. The triumph also marked the club's first league title since Ronaldo's arrival in Saudi Arabia.

Former Liverpool winger Sadio Mane also found the net in the title-winning clash, while former Atletico Madrid and Chelsea forward João Felix featured alongside Ronaldo in the Jorge Jesus-coached side.

The five-time Ballon d'Or winner has now scored more than 100 goals for Al Nassr across three seasons in Saudi Arabia, continuing his remarkable scoring record after leaving Manchester United during his second spell at the English club.

With the latest success, Ronaldo added another major trophy to his illustrious career and completed domestic league title triumphs across Portugal, England, Spain, Italy, and Saudi Arabia.

The Saudi Pro League title becomes Ronaldo's second trophy with Al Nassr following the club's Arab Club Champions Cup triumph in 2023, where they defeated rivals Al Hilal 2-1 in the final. Ronaldo scored twice in that final as well, helping Al Nassr secure the regional title. However, this is not a FIFA-sanctioned title.

Ronaldo added another remarkable chapter to his legendary career after winning the Saudi Pro League title with Al Nassr, further extending his legacy across world football.

Having already conquered England, Spain, Italy, Portugal, and Europe, the legendary footballer has now added success in the Middle East to his glittering career.

Ronaldo's incredible trophy cabinet includes five UEFA Champions League titles, two UEFA Super Cups, four FIFA Club World Cups, three Premier League titles, two La Liga crowns, two Serie A titles, the UEFA European Championship with Portugal, and two UEFA Nations League trophies.

The great footballer has also won domestic cups and super cups across multiple countries, along with the Arab Club Champions Cup in Saudi Arabia. Individually, the five-time Ballon d'Or winner has claimed four European Golden Shoes and remains football's all-time leading goal scorer with 973 career goals, cementing his place among the greatest players in the history of the sport.

The 41-year-old forward is also set to represent Portugal at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which will mark his sixth appearance at football's biggest tournament.

— ANI

Reader Comments

Siddharth J

Main toh khush hoon! 🥳 Ronaldo ne ek baar phir sabko galat saabit kar diya. Log kehte the Saudi mein kya karega, but look at him now – league title, top scorer, and still going strong. India mein bhi aise legends ko inspire karna chahiye. Sirf cricket nahi, football bhi deserve karta hai attention!

James A

Incredible achievement for a 41-year-old to still be winning league titles. But let's be honest – Saudi Pro League is a retirement home for aging superstars. Ronaldo, Benzema, Neymar... none of them in their prime. He'd struggle to start for a top 6 Premier League team now. Still, credit where due – 100 goals in Saudi is good numbers.

Neha E

What a player! Winning league titles in 5 different countries is something only the greats can do. ❤️ Ronaldo proved that age is just a number. But I wish Indian football had similar investment and infrastructure. We have so much talent but no proper league or system. Maybe one day we'll see a Ronaldo-like figure from India too!

Rohit L

Great achievement no doubt, but people forget he had Sadio Mane, João Felix, and other top players around him. Al Nassr has huge money. Still, Ronaldo's discipline and work ethic at 41 is next level. The guy still trains like he's 25. That's the real lesson for Indian athletes – dedication matters more than talent sometimes.

K Kavita C

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