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Cristiano Ronaldo finally wins his first major title with Al-Nassr

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Cristiano Ronaldo finally wins his first major title with Al-Nassr

After three years in Saudi Arabia, Cristiano Ronaldo has finally lifted the Saudi Pro League trophy. The Portuguese forward scored twice in Al-Nassr's decisive victory against Damac on the final day of the Saudi league season. This win crowns Al-Nassr champions for the first time since 2019.

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