Ronaldo’s current Al-Nassr deal expires in June 2027, when he turns 42. At 41, he has reiterated that the 2026-27 campaign is “probably” his final season as a player while pursuing the 1,000-goal milestone. Recent developments reinforce this timeline: the Portuguese forward leads a consortium, including AC Milan owner Gerry Cardinale, seeking to acquire majority ownership of Al-Nassr from the Saudi Public Investment Fund, signaling a planned transition from the pitch to executive involvement. He continues to score regularly and captain a side on a record league scoring streak, but no reports indicate interest in a further playing extension. Traders price the “No” outcome at 73.5% on the view that age, explicit retirement signals, and ownership ambitions make another contract beyond summer 2027 unlikely absent a major reversal in plans.