Ronaldo: Light Moment As New Al Nassr Forward Cracks Joke After Big Move

• It would be fair to assume that Cristiano Ronaldo is already loving his life in Saudi Arabia
• The Portugal star moved to Al-Nassr after his Manchester United contract was ripped up
• He could make his debut during a friendly tie against Lionel Messi's Paris Saint-Germain

Cristiano Ronaldo is not known for cracking jokes with his teammates or the people around him. That's a preserve for Eden Hazard (during his Chelsea days) or Jack Grealish's bromance with Bernardo Silva.

For Ronaldo, he is a prolific forward - forget his recent struggles, he is one of the greatest scorers the game has ever seen.

He recently sealed a move to Saudi Arabia - a deal that made him the best-paid player in the world.

The superstar was welcomed to Riyadh with pomp and a lot of fanfare, in a glitzy ceremony. Fans thronged the Mrsool Park Stadium in the Saudi capital on January 3, 2023, to welcome the five-time Ballon d'Or winner.

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A new video has now shown Ronaldo in the tunnel, dressed in an Al-Nassr sweater and cracking a joke with those around him.

It is unclear what Ronaldo was saying, but the Portuguese star used his hands to imitate a certain movement. In the video, the people around him laugh and he also chuckles at his own humour.

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For any staunch Ronaldo fan out there, this will be a welcome sight for a player who has been underwhelming in recent months. Perhaps the smile is the perfect way to begin his voyage in the Middle East.

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Sports Brief has also reported that Piers Morgan launched a spirited defence for Ronaldo, who has been labelled 'finished' after his transfer to Al-Nassr.

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The football star's odd yet lucrative switch to the Saudi Arabian club has seen many raise questions about his ambition, while others believe his time as a professional player is done.

Morgan however, who is a devout Ronaldo fan, sees nothing wrong with the Portuguese forward's move to the Middle East.