Absolutely," Morgan affirmed in a Tatler interview. He is absolutely adoring it, both on and off the field, according to a few texts I've exchanged with him.
It is not difficult to understand why when considering the numerous benefits and luxury Ronaldo has already received in the Middle East.
The five-time Ballon d'Or winner signed a mouthwatering £175 million-per-year contract to head to Saudi Arabia in January after United terminated his contract last November, a more than appropriate response to his verbal assault on the club in that explosive interview with Morgan. Pro League club Al-Nassr sealed a major coup for the country by obtaining one of the greatest players of all time.
Many claimed that the change effectively marked the end of
The Pro League's football is of middling quality at best, which represents a major decline in quality for a player who amassed an incredible 450 goals in 438 appearances for Real Madrid, one of the biggest clubs in Europe. World-class competition on the field, however, is hardly the only benefit of moving to Saudi Arabia.
Because of it, Ronaldo has received royal treatment in the nation, receiving £630,000 in custom watches, lodging at opulent hotels, and even receiving a waiver from one of their most stringent rules.
This extravagant lifestyle is luring players like Karim Benzema and N'Golo Kante to relocate to Saudi Arabia this summer, and it nearly persuaded Lionel Messi, who is headed to Inter Miami, to do the same.
According to reports, the five-time Ballon d'Or winner is staying in an
The one-of-a-kind Jacob and Co. watch is made of 18 carat white gold, measures 47 mm by 15.85 mm, has 338 exceedingly rare jewels embedded in it, and has a dark-green Saudi theme to symbolize the country's flag and its primary religion, Islam.
In a glitzy Instagram photo, Ronaldo flaunted the 'Caviar Flying Tourbillon Tsavorite' watch, which has 216 distinct parts, 27 gems, and a 42-hour battery reserve.
The watch has tsavorite, which is thought to be the most expensive and valuable garnet and is 200 times rarer than emeralds, a classic green precious stone, instead of emeralds.
The 37-year-old added the glitzy timepiece to his pricey collection, according to a prior Mail Sport article.
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