Cristiano Ronaldo captained Al-Nassr to the Saudi Pro League title after a decisive 4-1 victory in the final match of the season [1].
The achievement marks a historic milestone for the Portuguese footballer, as he becomes the oldest player to win the league title in the history of the competition [1].
During the championship-clinching match, Ronaldo scored two goals [1]. The victory ensured that Al-Nassr secured enough points to clinch the league title, ending the 2023-24 season as champions [1, 2].
Reports on the specific opponent in the title-deciding match vary. Some sources identify the defeated team as Dhamk [1], while other reports said Al-Nassr defeated Al-Fateh [2]. Despite the discrepancy regarding the opponent, the final score remained 4-1 [1].
At 41 years old [1], Ronaldo continues to exert a significant influence on the Saudi Pro League. His role as captain and primary scorer was central to Al-Nassr's success this season. The victory comes as part of a broader effort to elevate the profile of football within Saudi Arabia through the acquisition of global stars.
While some reports indicate Ronaldo scored only one goal in the final match [3], the primary record from the match broadcast said two goals contributed to the 4-1 result [1].
“Ronaldo becomes the oldest player to win the league title in the history of the competition.”
Ronaldo's title win at age 41 underscores his longevity and the strategic success of the Saudi Pro League's recruitment of veteran elite talent. By securing the championship, Al-Nassr validates the investment in high-profile stars to drive both domestic competitiveness and international visibility for the league.
