After moving to Al Nassr for £175 million a year, Cristiano Ronaldo took a £60 million private jet to Saudi Arabia.

Even though the 19-seater jet Ronaldo used was built in 2005, it was completely remodeled in 2018. It also has a VIP bathroom with a shower that is attached to the cabin.

The plane is very nice, and the main bedroom has a queen-sized bed that is very roomy. There are three single beds and two queen-sized beds in the cabin.

It also has Ka-band internet and video-conferencing technology, so you can work from the sky.

After Ronaldo moved to Al Nassr for £175 million a year, his family flew to Saudi Arabia.

The £60 million jet has three large holds that can hold between 80 and 100 bags.

Georgina Rodriguez showed off the double bed on Cristiano Ronaldo’s private jet, which she is in a relationship with.

The former salesperson, who was 28 and wearing black sportswear, was laying on the mattress with her 5-year-old daughter Alana.

In more photos, she showed off a dazzling necklace, chunky rings, an eye-catching gold watch, and a cream-colored beanie hat.

The influencer put her essentials in a red crocodile-skin handbag and posed for the captions, writing “Not without my @aloyoga” in the captions.

Cristiano talked to his new Al Nassr fans with a lot of energy before he went to get a medical checkup after making a big move to the club.

Monday afternoon, the Portuguese star posted a story to Instagram. He winked at the camera and said, “Hi guys, see you soon!”

Ronaldo seemed excited and calm before his trip to the Middle East. In November, he left Manchester United in a fight after an explosive interview with Piers Morgan in which he criticized the club and its manager, Erik ten Hag.

Ronaldo will get his medical at Al Nassr on Tuesday, before the club officially introduces the star later that day.

Al Nassr has confirmed that Ronaldo will be introduced at their 30,000-seat stadium, Mrsool Park, on Tuesday at 7pm local time (4pm GMT).

Saudi newspaper Arriyadiyah says that Al Nassr is ready to “throw a party” as big as Ronaldo’s Real Madrid debut in 2009.

The club proudly posted the news on Instagram with the hashtag “Cristiano is yellow” and a picture of him doing his signature celebration.

People say that the veteran and his family will stay in a nice hotel in the capital while he looks for a permanent place to live in Riyadh.

Ronaldo could play for Al Nassr for the first time this week if he shows he is healthy enough to play against Al Ta’ee on Thursday. Ronaldo has won the Ballon d’Or five times.

Even though Thursday’s Saudi Pro League match may be too soon for the ex-Red Devils striker to be match-ready, manager Rudi Garcia will want him to get some important minutes in before his team’s top-of-the-table matchup against Al Shabab next Saturday.

Since Al Nassr doesn’t play at Mrsool Park again for two weeks, the Saudi club will probably want Ronaldo to play on Thursday so that their fans don’t have to wait two more weeks to see the all-time great.

If Ronaldo can’t play against Al Ta’ee, he will probably make his home debut on January 21 against Ettifaq.

It’s only a matter of time before the Portuguese legend plays his first game outside of Europe. During his long career, he has been a star for Sporting Lisbon, Manchester United, Real Madrid, and Juventus.

On New Year’s Eve, head coach Garcia said to reporters that he wanted to sign Lionel Messi first after the Argentine did well at the World Cup last month. This was a strange thing to say and could have upset Ronaldo.

When asked about Ronaldo’s arrival in Saudi Arabia, Garcia joked, “First I tried to take Messi.”

The French coach who used to work for Roma, Marseille, and Lyon is now in charge of Al Nassr.

Ronaldo has a habit of having tense relationships with his bosses. During the World Cup, he fell out of favor with both Ten Hag and Fernando Santos, who was the manager of Portugal at the time.

The forward said in his explosive interview with Morgan that he felt “betrayed” by Manchester United. He also said that he didn’t respect Ten Hag after the Dutchman came to Old Trafford this summer.

He told her, “I don’t respect him because he doesn’t respect me.” If you don’t respect me, I’ll never respect you.’