Al-Nassr faces financial crisis as debts near $1 billion
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 27, 2026, 12:10 PM
Last updated Jul 27, 2026
Al-Nassr, Cristiano Ronaldo's Saudi club, is reportedly struggling with a financial crisis that has pushed its debts to over $800 million (approximately $213 million). The Saudi Public Investment Fund is stepping in with emergency measures as the club is unable to make new signings, despite having agreed to a deal for Samu Costa. Financial decisions made during the previous season have been cited as key contributors to this predicament, leading to a review of the club's operations by external consultants. Ronaldo's contract, extended through 2027, faces scrutiny amid concerns over insufficient resources for a competitive squad.
- •Al-Nassr's debts are approaching $1 billion.
- •The Saudi Public Investment Fund is intervening to stabilize finances.
- •The club has frozen new signings until revenue improves.
- •Consultants are reviewing Al-Nassr's operations to reduce spending.
- •Ronaldo's ability to attract other players is hindered by financial issues.
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"Cristiano Ronaldo‘s Saudi club, Al-Nassr, is reportedly battling a severe financial crunch that is threatening the club’s ability to compete The Cristiano Ronaldo’s Saudi-Based Club Is ‘Choking’ Under Debt first appeared on The Blast
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