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The club timeline aligns with the synchronized season table. Reported transfer terms retain their original currency and add-on context instead of being converted into a false single comparable figure.
- 2002–2003
Sporting CP
Senior debut in Portugal.
- 2003–2009
Manchester United
First spell in English football.
- 2009–2018
Real Madrid
Nine-season spell in Spain.
- 2018–2021
Juventus
Three full seasons plus the opening of 2021/22.
- 2021–2022
Manchester United
Second spell.
- 2023–present
Al Nassr
Current club chapter in the synchronized source.
| Date | From | To | Reported terms | Context |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12 Aug 2003 | Sporting CP | Manchester United | £12.24m | Manchester United historical announcement |
| 1 Jul 2009 | Manchester United | Real Madrid | £80m | Then-world-record reported transfer fee |
| 10 Jul 2018 | Real Madrid | Juventus | €100m + €12m ancillary costs | Juventus transaction announcement |
| 27 Aug 2021 | Juventus | Manchester United | €15m + up to €8m bonuses | Juventus transaction announcement |
| 30 Dec 2022 | Manchester United | Al Nassr | Free agent | Al Nassr signing announcement |
Original currencies and published add-on context are retained rather than converted into misleading present-day equivalents. Career history and cited club transaction sources.
Compare the timeline with the verified season statistics.
Cite Ronaldo Records
Use the page title, current source coverage and methodology together so readers can understand exactly what was available.
- Author
- Ronaldo Records
- Page
- Cristiano Ronaldo Career History
- Source coverage
- Club through 12 October 2026; Portugal through 12 October 2026
Ronaldo Records. “Cristiano Ronaldo Career History.” Ronaldo Records. Source coverage: club statistics through 12 October 2026; Portugal statistics through 12 October 2026. https://ronaldorecords.com/career-history/ Methodology: https://ronaldorecords.com/sources-methodology/