Where to watch Cristiano Ronaldo's matches for Al-Nassr: Live … – Goal.com

Everything you need to know about how to watch Cristiano Ronaldo in action with the Kings of Najd.
Cristiano Ronaldo left Europe, claiming his work on the continent is done, to play for Al-Nassr in the Saudi Pro League, where he has declared his intention to deliver plenty of success for the Riyadh-based club.
The five-time Ballon d'Or winner spurned offers from Major League Soccer as well as a host of clubs from countries such as Brazil, Australia and his native Portugal in order to embark on a new journey in Asia
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The primary rights holder to the Saudi Pro League is Shahid. You can sign up to Shahid anywhere in the world with monthly subscriptions starting at £6.41 or just over $8 per month.
Away from Shahid, Al-Nassr have indicated that a number of international broadcasters will be providing coverage of their games following Ronaldo's transfer to the club.
In the US, ESPN will show the occasional game and in the UK, Sky Sports has been streaming games live on its official YouTube channel. Find out more about ESPN+ here and Sky Sports here.
Saudi Sports Company (SSC) has the broadcast rights for Saudi Pro League games, as well as Saudi Super Cup and King's Cup games, in the Middle East.
The club's adventure in the AFC Champions League will not be shown in the UK, while the live action can be followed via Paramount+ in the US.
Lastly, highlights of Al-Nassr games will be available on the club's official YouTube channel and also on SSC's various platforms.
To help you stay up to date with Al-Nassr and Ronaldo's fortunes, here are the club's remaining fixtures of 2023-24 season.
Note: Dates and times are subject to change.
Unsurprisingly, Ronaldo was eager to get going as soon as he touched down in Riyadh, suggesting at his unveiling press conference that then-head coach Rudi Garcia could throw him straight into the team for the very next game.
However, he had to wait for his debut for Al-Nassr, with a two-match ban incurred during his time at Manchester United following him to Saudi Arabia. That sanction, arising from an incident where he was found to have smashed the phone of an Everton fan, ensured he was unavailable for games on January 6 and January 14.
He sat out the game against Al-Tai at a rain-soaked Mrsool Park and also missed the next game against Al-Shabab, so his Al-Nassr debut finally came on January 22, against Al-Ettifaq.
Ronaldo made his Saudi debut for the Riyadh All-Star team in a friendly against Lionel Messi and Paris Saint-Germain on January 19. Ronaldo was captain of the team, which was made up of Al-Nassr and Al-Hilal players.
He scored two goals and looked impressive in the 60-minute display, appearing to enjoy the chance to face off against his perennial rival once more.
Ronaldo has agreed a deal with Al-Nassr that will see him remain at the club until 2025.
He has since also made his debut in the AFC Champions League after helping his side to qualify through the play-offs.

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