Ronaldo Brace Fires Al-Nassr to 2025/26 Saudi Pro League Title
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At a glance
- Cristiano Ronaldo scored two goals, leading Al-Nassr to the 2025/26 Saudi Pro League title.
- Al-Nassr secured the championship with 86 points, finishing two points ahead of rivals Al-Hilal.
- This title marks Al-Nassr's first league championship since the 2018-19 season, while Damac was relegated.
The Saudi Pro League season culminated in a triumphant victory for Al-Nassr, with Cristiano Ronaldo once again proving his enduring class. His brace in the final match against Damac secured the league title, a moment of immense pride for the club and its passionate fanbase. This championship is not just a trophy; it signifies the end of a long wait for domestic glory, reigniting the club's status at the pinnacle of Saudi football.
Cristiano Ronaldo scored a brace to lead Al-Nassr to the 2025/26 Saudi Pro League title after defeating Damac 4-1.
Ronaldo's performance, even at 41, underscores his legendary status and his significant impact on the league. His goals, including a spectacular free-kick, were decisive, showcasing the individual brilliance that has defined his career. For Al-Nassr, this victory is a validation of their investment and ambition, demonstrating their capability to compete at the highest level and bring silverware back to Riyadh.
Al-Nassr emerged as champions with a total of 86 points from 34 matches, two points ahead of nearest rivals Al-Hilal.
While Al-Nassr celebrates, the mood is somber for Damac, whose defeat seals their relegation from the top flight. This stark contrast highlights the competitive nature of the Saudi Pro League, where fortunes can turn dramatically. The league's growing profile, attracting global stars like Ronaldo, is evident in the high stakes and intense drama of its final matches, captivating fans across the region and beyond.
This title ended Al-Nassr's dry spell. They last won the top flight of Saudi Arabian football in the 2018-19 season.
Originally published by Tempo in Indonesian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.