Ronaldo pockets $315m after signing with Saudi club,At 37, Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo's days on the pitch are shrinking - unlike his bank account after joining Saudi club Al Nassr
Ronaldo pockets $315m after signing with Saudi club
At 37, Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo's days on the pitch are shrinking – unlike his bank account after joining Saudi club Al Nassr
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