Cristiano Ronaldo: Al Nassr full Saudi Pro League fixtures 2026/27, confirmed match schedule, kick off times, TV channel and online live streams

Al-Nassr have discovered their schedule for the 2026/27 season after the Saudi Pro League’s first fixture announcement of the campaign.

Cristiano Ronaldo’s side will start at home to Al-Fateh, who the five-time Ballon d’Or winner scored against three times across two league wins last season.

Ange Postecoglou will oversee Al-Nassr’s title defence, having briefly managed Nottingham Forest last season following two years with Spurs that ended with the Australian winning the Europa League.

Ronaldo scored 28 goals across 30 league appearances last season, finishing behind Julian Quinones, who netted 33 times for Al-Qadsiah, and Ivan Toney, who registered 32 for Al-Ahli.

Cristiano Ronaldo: Al Nassr Saudi Pro League fixtures

Al Nassr’s schedule looks like this, with kick-off times after matchweek six to be confirmed when the initial fixtures were released on July 24.

They also visit Diriyah in the King Cup on August 18 at 18:00 BST (13:00 ET / 10:00 PT).

Saudi Pro League fixtures 2026/27: Ronaldo team on Level A

The full list of 306 matches is on the Saudi Pro League fixture page.

The league has organised teams into four tiers to “avoid prolonged sequences against the strongest opposition”.

No club will face a team from Level A in consecutive league rounds.

Level A: Al Nassr, Al Hilal, Al Ahli, Al Qadsiah, Al Ittihad

Level B: Al Taawoun, Al Ettifaq, Al Fateh, Al Khaleej, Al Shabab

Level C: NEOM, Al Hazem, Al Fayha, Al Kholood

Level D: Al Riyadh, Abha, Al Faisal, Diriyah

Where to watch Saudi Pro League: TV channel, live online stream

In the UK, the Saudi top-flight broadcast channel is the Saudi Pro League YouTube channel.

In the US, FOX Sports are the Saudi Pro League live broadcasters.

For different territories, visit the Saudi Pro League broadcaster page.

When does the 2026/27 Saudi Pro League season start and end?

The season starts on August 13, 2026 and ends on May 29, 2027.

Cristiano Ronaldo salary, wages

On financial website Forbes’ all-time list of the highest earning athletes in a year, only boxer Floyd Mayweather eclipses Ronaldo, having pocketed an estimated $300 million (£226m) in 2015 and $285m (£214.5m) in 2018.

Ronaldo was said to have surpassed $1 billion (£771m) in career earnings two years before becoming the most high-profile footballer to move to Saudi Arabia, making his Al-Nassr debut in January 2023.

Ronaldo’s first Al-Nassr deal was widely reported to be worth £14.75m a month or £3.4m per week. His annual salary was said to be £177m per year, made up of £62m for his football salary, supplemented by commercial bonuses.

Ronaldo has a variety of lucrative sponsorship deals, with his recent endorsements including Whoop, video game UFL and cryptocurrency exchange Binance.

Cristiano Ronaldo contract

Ronaldo won the Saudi title for the first time last season but failed to top-score in the top flight for the first time in his three seasons of being involved.

Shortly after Al-Nassr finished third in 2025/26 – 13 points behind Al-Ittihad – Ronaldo appeared to strongly hint on social media that he had played his final game for the club.

He agreed a new contract exactly a month later, having scored in Portugal’s triumphant Nations League semi-final against Germany and final against Spain.

He missed three matches in all competitions earlier this year, with Real Madrid’s all-time top scorer thought to have been unhappy at Al-Nassr’s perceived lack of transfer activity.