Cristiano Ronaldo was officially unveiled as an Al-Nassr player on Tuesday with the Portugal forward confirming his return to club football after his departure from Manchester United.
Ronaldo left United by mutual agreement after the 37-year-old gave an interview with Piers Morgan where he took aim at his new manager Erik ten Hag and the Glazer ownership. It seemed from his interview that the 37-year-old believed that many Champions League clubs would be in for him but these moves never materialised.
As part of his deal to join Al-Nassr, Ronaldo agreed a two and a half year contract that when wages and commercial payments are combined, would see him receive £175m per season. It has made him the highest-paid player of all time.
