Cristiano Ronaldo has completed his move to Al Nassr on two years deal, which will see him play in the Saudi Arabia Pro League.
Just over a month after leaving Manchester United, Cristiano Ronaldo has put pen to paper on a two-year contract with Saudi Arabia's Al Nassr.
Reportminds Blog understands that Cristiano Ronaldo reportedly signed a deal worth around £172 million with Saudi Arabia side.
It's been gathered that the Portugal international will join former Arsenal goalkeeper David Ospina, former Bayern Munich midfielder Luiz Gustavo, and Cameroon superstar Vincent Aboubakar all playing for the club, Al Nassr who are currently in second place in the Saudi Pro League.
Only three goals had been scored for the Reds this season before Ronaldo left Manchester United. Recall that his contract was terminated after his bombshell interview in which he accused Man United of disrespecting him.
Meanwhile, after the deal was made official, he expressed his excitement at joining the Saudi Arabian team.
"I am happy to have a new experience in another league and another country," said Ronaldo. "Al Nassr's vision is very inspiring. I'm very excited to join my teammates and help the team achieve more success."
Ronaldo still managed 145 goals and 64 assists in 346 appearances for United over the course of his two stints at the club, scoring three Premier League championships and winning the Champions League in 2008. This is despite his contentious departure from Old Trafford.
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