Cristiano Ronaldo Returns to Al-Nassr Training Days After Wedding

Cristiano Ronaldo resumes training with Al-Nassr shortly after his wedding to Georgina Rodriguez as preparations for the new season begin.
Cristiano Ronaldo returns to Al-Nassr training after his wedding to Georgina Rodriguez.

Riyadh, August 14, 2026; Cristiano Ronaldo has quickly returned to football duties with Al-Nassr after marrying longtime partner Georgina Rodriguez earlier this week.

The Portuguese superstar shared photographs from his latest training session with the Saudi Arabian club on social media, accompanying the post with a brief “Back” message. His return comes as Al-Nassr prepares for the beginning of the new Saudi Pro League campaign.

Ronaldo and Rodriguez confirmed their marriage on Tuesday following a private civil ceremony in Cascais, Portugal. The couple, who have been together since 2016, marked the occasion by sharing a photograph of their hands showing their wedding rings.

The 41-year-old forward has now shifted his focus back to club football as Al-Nassr begins preparations under new head coach Ange Postecoglou. The club is scheduled to open its league campaign against Al-Fateh, while Ronaldo’s involvement in the opening fixture remains a decision for the coaching staff.

Ronaldo’s return also follows his appearance for Portugal at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Portugal’s campaign ended in the round of 16 with a 1-0 defeat to Spain, bringing his World Cup journey to a close after he had indicated that the tournament would be his last.

With the new domestic season approaching, Ronaldo will once again be at the centre of Al-Nassr’s ambitions. His return to training signals a swift transition from a major personal milestone to preparations for another demanding season in Saudi football.

The Portuguese forward continues to chase further career milestones, with reaching 1,000 goals across club and international football remaining one of his major targets.

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