Cristiano Ronaldo started a new chapter in the Middle East this month after agreeing to end his turbulent second spell at Manchester United early.
The 37-year-old had been angling for a move weeks before he lost his first-team spot under Erik ten Hag and was always likely to be moved on in the New Year after trashing the Dutchman and the club hierarchy in an explosive, unsanctioned interview with Piers Morgan late last year.
Ronaldo has since signed a lucrative contract believed to be worth around £173million-a-year to join Saudi Pro League outfit Al-Nassr - but the early weeks of his career in the Middle East haven't quite gone to plan.
