Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodriguez appear to be living the best lives in Saudi Arabia The pair were recently seen on a date night as Georgina flaunted an expensive-looking ring The Al-Nassr signing is set for a highly anticipated debut which could occur on January 22 Follow Sports Brief on Twitter for more trending and breaking news! Cristiano Ronaldo and his partner, Georgina Rodriguez appear to be determined to quash the rumours of a strain in their relationship. Only a few days ago, the pair enjoyed a beautiful family day out in the hot sun of Riyadh alongside their children.
Rodriguez is never shy of showing off their lavish lifestyle to 45-million Instagram followers, and she was at it once again on Tuesday, January 17. In photos seen by Sports Brief, the stunning lass enjoyed what looked like a private dinner date with her superstar partner in Saudi Arabia. One of the photos showed Rodriguez flaunting a lovely ring as she took a selfie with Ronaldo. In the same set of photos, the 37-year-old is seen planting a kiss on his partner’s cheek. Another shot showed the WAG in her element, as she revealed she was wearing a figure-hugging dress and white stilettos.
Rodriguez captioned the image ‘Dinner with love’ along with a flower emoji and a fire emoji. Ronaldo set for Al-Nassr debut Ronaldo made the move to Saudi Arabia earlier this year, after his contract at Manchester United was terminated. The former Real Madrid man moved to the Middle East country with his family, and seems to be settling in well. He could make his highly anticipated debut for Al-Nassr as soon as January 22 against Ettifaq FC, or in the All-Star friendly against Lionel Messi’s Paris Saint-Germain. Ronaldo vs Messi: golden ticket Elsewhere, Sports Brief reported on a Saudi businessman’s bold choice to purchase a gold ticket, in a bid to watch Ronaldo take on Messi – possibly for the last time ever. The Riyadh XI, consisting of Al-Nassr and Al-Hilal players, will square off against PSG in the Riyadh Season Cup at King Fahd Stadium. According to ESPN, more than two-million ticket requests were received online to see the match between two of the greatest footballers of all time, in a stadium with a capacity of just 68,000.
Source: SportsBrief.com