Soccer hotshot Cristiano Ronaldo is joining Saudi Bedouin club group Al Nassr in an arrangement that will see him play until June 2025.

"History really taking shape," Al Nassr FC wrote in a Twitter post on its true English-language account.

"This is a marking that won't just motivate our club to make significantly more prominent progress yet move our association, our country and people in the future, young men and young ladies to be their best selves. Welcome Cristiano to your new home AlNassrFC."

The Saudi club cited Ronaldo as saying he is "anxious to encounter another football association in an alternate country."

The 37-year old Portugal group commander is a free specialist in the wake of leaving significant English club Manchester Joined following an emotional aftermath with a portion of its administration.

The fresh insight about Ronaldo's marking Friday follows a long time of bits of gossip and hypothesis with regards to whether he would join a Saudi group, as more than one had made sizeable proposals in the a huge number of dollars.

In the late spring, Ronaldo diverted down a proposal from an alternate Saudi club, Al Hilal, which would have given him a generally $370 million agreement over various years. A the time, he decided to remain at Manchester Joined together, saying he was blissful there.

Numerous outlets have referred to Ronaldo's compensation with Al Nassr at around $200 million every year when business arrangements are incorporated — which, whenever affirmed, would be the biggest ever pay throughout the entire existence of the game.

Unmistakable soccer columnist Fabrizio Romano illustrated the agreement bargain in a tweet, considering it the "greatest compensation ever in football."

At 37, Ronaldo is at the ordinary retirement age for an expert soccer player, so his marking expands his vocation with a huge monetary return. Ronaldo's agreement at Manchester Joined saw him procuring an eye-watering $605,000 each week. He is perhaps of the most generously compensated competitor ever.

The Al Nassr agreement will supposedly see Ronaldo bringing back home more than $1 million every week.

Al Nassr, established in Riyadh in 1955, is one Saudi Arabia's most seasoned soccer clubs and has brought home nine Saudi Chief Association championships. The group's ongoing chief is French public Rudi Garcia, whose resume incorporates overseeing top-level European clubs like Roma, Olympique de Marseille and Lille.