No more Club World Cup? Ronaldo agreed to renew his contract with Riyadh Victory with an annual salary of 200 million euros and has not won a championship so far

Cristiano Ronaldo is a very disciplined and competitive player, hungry for goals and for championship glory. An official source from Riyadh Victory confirmed to foreign media 365Scores that Ronaldo has agreed to renew his contract with the club and continue to play in the Saudi Premier League, but it also means that Ronaldo will not be able to participate in the 2026 Club World Cup. The one-year extension also means that Ronaldo will triumphantly transition to the 2026 World Cup in the United States, Canada and Mexico, when Ronaldo will be 41 years old.

It is reported that Ronaldo's contract renewal will continue to extend the current annual salary of 200 million euros (before tax), and will also receive huge privileges including the club, and Riyadh Victory will be officially announced in the next few days.

Cristiano Ronaldo left Europe's top five leagues on a free transfer in January 2023 to join Riyadh Victory, then the number one side in the Saudi Premier League, and has been there ever since, scoring a staggering 81 goals and providing 19 assists in 89 games in all competitions. However, after Ronaldo joined Riyadh Victory, he has not won the championship so far, and this season's Saudi Super League championship has fallen out early, and it is very difficult to compete for the cup title.

The 39-year-old Cristiano Ronaldo, a 1.88-meter-tall, right-footed player, currently plays the center forward position, has a contract with Riyadh Victory until the end of June 2025, and Germany is worth 12 million euros. Cristiano Ronaldo has made 20 appearances for Riyadh Victory in all competitions so far this season, all starts, with a total of 17 goals and 3 assists, including 11 goals and 2 assists in 13 Saudi Super League games, but most of the goals have been from penalties (6).