Cristiano Ronaldo has opened up on his move to Saudi Pro League side Al-Nassr FC after leaving Manchester United.
The 37-year-old has left European football behind after penning a two-and-a-half year deal with the Saudi Arabian side on Friday.
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Ronaldo is expected to meet up with his teammates after the league encounter against against Al-Khaleej on Saturday night.
The five-time Ballon d'Or has spoken glowingly about the club's vision as he looks to bring success to the club.
"I'm thrilled for a new experience in a different league and a different country, the vision that Al Nassr has is very inspiring," said Ronaldo, as per CBS Sports.
"I'm very excited to join my teammates, and to help the team to achieve more success."
Transfer journalist Fabrizio Romano has reported that the 37-year-old will take home close to €200m per year at the Saudi Arabian outfit.
Here's Cristiano Ronaldo with Al Nassr shirt after contract signed until June 2025 ?????????? #Ronaldo
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) December 30, 2022
?? Agreement valid for two years and half;
?? Total salary will be close to €200m per year, but this includes commercial deal.
It's the biggest salary ever in football. pic.twitter.com/ZnOg8lY6Wb
The transfer window only opens on Sunday, which means Ronaldo would be eligible to make his Al-Nassr debut on Thursday evening against Al-Ta'ee.