The monthly fee Cristiano Ronaldo was paying to stay at a hotel in Saudi Arabia has reportedly been revealed, with the Al Nassr superstar now having found a permanent place for him and his family to live.
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Reports this week claimed the former Real Madrid, Juventus and Manchester United talisman has relocated from the hotel he was staying in following his switch to the Middle East.
According to Bol News, the five-time Ballon d'Or winner was spending a staggering £250 000 (R5.4 million) a month to stay at a Four Seasons hotel.
Ronaldo was believed to be spending a quarter of a million pounds monthly to rent out 17 rooms spread across two floors for himself and his family, after becoming the world's highest-paid player in history in January.
The 38-year-old signed a mouth-watering deal with the Saudi Pro League giants on 3 January following his unceremonious departure from the Red Devils in November, ahead of the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
Ronaldo will reportedly earn about £173 million (R3.7 million) over two seasons in Saudi Arabia, leaving him more than able to afford exorbitant monthly fees of accommodation.
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The report continues by saying it is unknown where exactly the Portugal captain and his family will live after leaving the hotel, but added that it is likely to be a gated community with excellent security and close access to shopping centres, gyms and eateries.
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