Al-Nassr Club has secured the Saudi Pro League title under the leadership of Cristiano Ronaldo, ending a seven-year wait for the championship.
In the final league match played on Thursday, Al-Nassr defeated Damac 4–1, sealing the title in a decisive and dominant performance. The team entered the match knowing that a victory was essential to clinch the trophy, making it a high-pressure encounter.
Al-Nassr took an early lead in the first half through a goal from Sadio Mane, giving the team momentum going into the break.
In the second half, Kingsley Coman doubled the advantage in the 52nd minute. Damac responded shortly after, scoring from a penalty in the 60th minute to reduce the deficit and briefly raise hopes of a comeback.
However, Cristiano Ronaldo took control of the match, scoring in the 63rd minute to restore Al-Nassr’s two-goal lead. He later added his second goal in the 81st minute, securing both his brace and a comfortable win for his team.
The final whistle confirmed a 4–1 victory, confirming Al-Nassr as Saudi Pro League champions after a seven-year gap. Players celebrated on the pitch, with Ronaldo also seen joyfully participating in celebrations, including playing a drum in excitement.
The victory marks a significant milestone for the club and highlights Ronaldo’s continued influence in Saudi football, both as a player and a leader.
