Saudi Arabian side Al-Hilal have told Cristiano Ronaldo to name his price to move to the super rich Middle East.
With football in the country on a high following the shock World Cup win over Argentina and the links with Premier League Newcastle United leading club Al-Hilal want to continue the feel good factor by luring free agent Ronaldo.
The 37-year-old whose Manchester United contract was ripped up as he reported for World Cup duty with Portugal is believed to be interested in continuing his football in the Middle East, especially with little interest so far from leading clubs in Europe. Al-Hilal attempted to sign Ronaldo last summer, armed with a staggering contract worth around £300 million.