Cristiano Ronaldo scored two goals as Al Nassr defeated Damac 4-1 to win the 2025-26 Saudi Pro League title [1, 3].
The victory marks a significant milestone for the Riyadh-based club and its star forward, who has sought a domestic trophy since joining the league. The win ends a long title drought for the organization and cements Ronaldo's influence on the regional game.
The match took place this week on the final day of the season at Al Awwal Park in Riyadh [2, 3]. Al Nassr entered the contest needing a win to maintain a two-point lead over rivals Al Hilal [1, 2]. The 4-1 result ensured the club finished ahead of Al Hilal by two points [1].
Ronaldo provided the decisive margin by scoring twice during the match [2]. These goals were recorded as the 972nd and 973rd of his career [2]. The victory represents Al Nassr's first Saudi Pro League championship since 2019 [2].
Under the guidance of coach Jorge Jesus, Al Nassr managed to outpace their rivals in a tight race for the crown [1]. The atmosphere at Al Awwal Park was celebratory as the team secured the trophy on their home turf [2, 3].
This result marks the first league title Ronaldo has won with Al Nassr [2]. The achievement adds to his career tally, while providing the club with its first major domestic success in seven years [2].
“Al Nassr clinched the 2025‑26 Saudi Pro League championship with a 4‑1 victory over Damac.”
This championship validates the aggressive recruitment strategy of the Saudi Pro League, proving that high-profile international stars like Ronaldo can deliver tangible sporting success alongside commercial growth. By breaking a multi-year title drought and defeating a powerhouse like Al Hilal, Al Nassr establishes a new era of dominance in the region.
