How does Cristiano Ronaldo's new contract at Al Nassr compare to Lionel Messi's current Inter Miami deal? Cristiano Ronaldo has recently put pen to paper to extend his Al Nassr contract until 2027 for an incredible figure; comparing his new wages with Lionel Messi’s at Inter Miami truly puts it in perspective. Ronaldo's new deal As Pulse Sports reported, Ronaldo has officially extended his stay at Al Nassr until 2027, penning a jaw-dropping deal that could see him earn around ₦1 billion per day. Ronaldo’s new Al Nassr contract is valued at a mind-blowing £178 million annually. That breaks down to about £3.4 million per week, £485,000 per day, or roughly ₦1 billion daily. The five-time Ballon d’Or winner will also pocket a £24.5 million signing bonus, which could rise to £38 million, and bonuses of £80,000 per goal and £40,000 per assist, with both figures increasing by 20% in the second year. The contract also includes a 15% ownership stake in Al Nassr, worth an estimated £33 million, plus full reimbursement for private jet travel worth £4 million. How much more than Messi? According to the latest salary guide released by the Major League Soccer Players Association, Lionel Messi earns $20,446,667 in guaranteed compensation with Inter Miami, €12 million of which is his base salary. Ronaldo earns about €208 million annually, which is around €17.3 million monthly. Messi's $20.4 million annual salary converts to around €17.05 million. This means Ronaldo will make more in a month at Al Nassr than Messi's Inter Miami contract currently pays him in a year. When the Argentine rejected Al Hilal's mouthwatering offer for Inter Miami, it was reported that possible future equity with the club and a profit-sharing agreement with Apple TV would make it worthwhile financially. However, Ronaldo's new contract is also expected to give him an ownership stake in Al Nassr.