Al Nassr, under the guidance of Technical Director Jorge Jesus, secured the Saudi Pro League title after defeating Damac 4-1. Cristiano Ronaldo, who scored twice in the game, experienced his first championship in this league. The match took place at Al-Awwal Park, where Al Nassr, the home team, took the lead with Sadio Mané's goal at the 34th minute. In the 52nd minute, Kingsley Coman extended the lead to 2-0 with a penalty kick after a VAR review. Damac managed to score a goal in the 58th minute, but Al Nassr responded with a goal from Ronaldo, who scored from a free-kick at the 63rd minute. Ronaldo then added a second goal for himself and the team's fourth at the 81st minute. This victory raised Al Nassr's points to 86, securing the championship.

At the same time, Al Hilal, the league's other title contender, secured a second-place finish with 84 points after defeating Al Fayha. Al Hilal, coached by Italian Simone Inzaghi and featuring national player Yusuf Akçicek, completed the season undefeated. They won 25 matches and drew 9.

Jorge Jesus's Second Championship in Three Years

Jorge Jesus, who also coached Fenerbahçe in the 2022-2023 season, has now secured his second championship in three years in Saudi Arabia, this time with Al Nassr. He joined the team in July 2025 and led them to their first championship in his first season.

Al Nassr's 11th League Title

Al Nassr, known for its recent investments and star transfers, secured the league's top title after six years. The team, which includes Ronaldo, Sadio Mané, Joao Felix, Marcelo Brozovic, and Kingsley Coman, claimed their first championship together. This is Al Nassr's 11th league title in their history. Al Hilal leads with 21 titles, followed by Al Ittihad with 14, and Al Ahli with 9.

Ronaldo's Arab Championship

Cristiano Ronaldo, who joined the Saudi team at the beginning of 2023, has added another personal and club achievement to his career. He scored 28 goals in 30 league matches this season. At 41 years old, Ronaldo has now scored a total of 973 goals in his career, including 129 with the Saudi team.