Ronaldo's Partner Shows Off Diamond Ring As She Takes Children on Desert Trip

• Cristiano Ronaldo is still settling into life in Saudi Arabia with new club Al-Nassr
• His partner Georgina Rodriguez is using time to explore the beauty of the desert
• She also showed off her range of expensive jewellery during a trip with the kids

Cristiano Ronaldo is gradually settling into life in Riyadh, the capital city of Saudi Arabia, following his departure from Europe and a lucrative move to the Middle East.

The 38-year-old is still struggling for form on the pitch, but his family are not struggling for fun and luxury in the desert nation.

His partner, Georgina Rodriguez has been spending time visiting different places, with her recent visit to the desert with their children seeing them enjoy soak in the warmth of the region.

Ronaldo's family explore the desert

The Middle East is becoming one of the world's most visited places in terms of tourism. For a footballer and his family, the Ronaldos have ample time to enjoy thei beauty of their new surroundings.

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As posted on her Instagram account, Rodriguez visited the desert with the kids and from her snaps, they enjoyed every moment of the journey.

She also flaunted a range of jewellery including diamond rings, knuckle rings, bracelets and wristwatches. According to Goal, Rodriguez has £3.4-million worth of exotic pieces.

Ronaldo's expensive hotel in Riyadh

Sports Brief earlier reported on Ronaldo paying £250,000 per month for the hotel he and his family will occupy in Saudi Arabia.

They will live in a luxury apartment in the capital of Riyadh, until such time they can secure a property in the country.

Ronaldo earns a reported £170-mil per year and rent of about £4-mil per year for a 17-bedroom hotel would likely not be an issue.

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Sports Brief also reported on a teammate at Al-Nassr accusing Ronaldo of making matches difficult for the team with his presence.

This does not connote any negativity however, instead praising the 38-year-old as being a great of motivation for them all.

The teammate also revealed Ronaldo charges up opponents to prepare for games even harder, knowing the difference he can make.