Al-Nassr has entered the world’s top 10 football clubs for jersey sales after selling more than 1.2 million shirts during the 2025 to 2026 season, in which it won the Roshn Saudi League title. The figures come from a study by Euromericas Sport Marketing, which highlighted the club’s rapid commercial growth.

The report credited much of the surge to Cristiano Ronaldo, whose global popularity and vast social media following helped transform Al-Nassr’s jersey into an international marketing symbol. The club attracted fans and collectors across the Americas, Asia and Australia, expanding its reach far beyond the Middle East.

Real Madrid led global sales with more than 3.13 million jerseys sold, followed by Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain. Other clubs in the top 10 included Bayern Munich, Inter Miami, Boca Juniors, Manchester United, Flamengo and Chelsea. Al-Nassr ranked tenth overall and fourth among non-European clubs, standing as the only Arab and Asian club on the list.

The study also noted the commercial rise of Inter Miami, driven by Lionel Messi, and pointed to the absence of Italian clubs in the rankings as evidence of shifting commercial influence toward emerging leagues such as the Saudi league.