Cristiano Ronaldo has had a rating of less than 90 since FIFA 11.
Cristiano Ronaldo's FIFA 23 rating has dropped to its lowest in 12 years following his high-profile move to Saudi Arabian club Al Nassr.
Ronaldo, who started the season with a 90-rated card in Ultimate Team, is now down to 88.
His overall rating has dropped, but so have his in-game stats.
His dribbling has dropped from 84 to 81, and his stamina has dropped from 74 to 70.
This is the first time the Portuguese superstar has had a rating lower than 90 since FIFA 11.
Earlier on Tuesday, Ronaldo was introduced as Al Nassr's new superstar signing, with the team's president saying the Portugal great deserves to be the highest paid player on the planet.
Ronaldo said he turned down "many clubs" around the world to complete one of the sport's most surprising transfers, which could earn him up to $200 million per year.
After turning down offers from Europe, North America, and beyond, the former Manchester United, Real Madrid, and Juventus forward will play in the Saudi Pro League.
"I'm so proud to have made this significant decision in my life. My work is finished in Europe. I won everything and played for Europe's most important clubs. "This is a new challenge," Ronaldo said during a press conference.
This will be the 37-year-first old's appearance outside of Europe in his illustrious career.
"Nobody knows this, but I had many opportunities in Europe, Brazil, Australia, the U.S., even Portugal, many clubs tried to sign me. "I promised this club my word," Ronaldo added. "I want to give a different vision of this country and football. This is why I took advantage of the situation."
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