Portuguese Cristiano Ronaldo, the forward and captain of Al-Nassr, officially announced his entry into the world of sports investment after joining the alliance of owners of the Spanish club Almeria.

The statement from Almeria Club revealed that Ronaldo acquired 25% of the club's shares through his subsidiary company, CR7 Sports, as part of an investment alliance led by the SMC Group.

The statement clarified that the move is part of the international expansion of the entity headed by Mohamed Al-Khereiji, the club's president, to enhance Almeria's presence in both sports and investment fields.

For his part, Al-Khuraiji expressed his happiness with Ronaldo's joining, affirming that his choice of the club reflects his status as one of the greatest figures in the history of football and his experience in Spanish competitions.

He pointed out that the Portuguese star reviewed the infrastructure, technical capabilities, and development plans, both for the first team and the academy, which contributed to producing outstanding results at the European level.

For his part, Ronaldo affirmed that his ambition to invest off the field has been present for some time, considering Almeria a club with strong foundations and clear opportunities for growth and development.

The leader of Al-Nassr concluded his statements by expressing his eagerness to work with the management to support the upcoming phase and contribute to advancing the club's journey towards new horizons.