Dec 30 (Reuters) - Portugal chief Cristiano Ronaldo has joined Saudi Bedouin club Al Nassr on a/long term agreement, the club reported on Friday, subsequent to leaving Manchester Joined to turn into a free specialist.

Ronaldo withdrew Old Trafford last month following a hazardous TV interview in which the 37-year-old forward said he felt deceived by the club and didn't regard their Dutch director Erik ten Witch.

Al Nassr gave an assertion saying the five-time Ballon D'or victor will join on an arrangement until 2025 yet unveiled no monetary subtleties. Ronaldo's agreement has been assessed by media to be worth in excess of 200 million euros ($214.04 million)."I'm lucky that I have won all that I set off to win in European football and feel now that this is the right second to share my involvement with Asia," Ronaldo said in the explanation.

"I'm anticipating joining my new colleagues and along with them assist the Club with making progress."

Ronaldo will show up in Saudi Arabia with a huge assortment of club praises after a sparkling spell at Spanish goliaths Genuine Madrid from 2009-18 where he came out on top for two LaLiga championships, two Spanish Cups, four Bosses Association titles and three Club World Cups.He proceeded to score a club record multiple times seriously and has in excess of 800 senior objectives generally for club and country.Ronaldo guaranteed two Serie A titles and a Copa Italia prize in three years at Juventus prior to rejoining Joined with whom he had sacked three Chief Association crowns, the FA Cup, two Association Cups, the Bosses Association and Club World Cup.

He played for Portugal in Qatar, where he turned into the primary player to score in five World Cups in the wake of mesh a punishment in his side's initial Gathering H game against Ghana. Portugal were taken out in the quarter-finals by Morocco.Ronaldo said Qatar would presumably be his last World Cup as he intends to resign at 40, with a transition to Saudi Arabia liable to stamp the swansong in the profession one of the game's most noteworthy current players close by Lionel Messi.

"This is more than history really taking shape," Al Nassr Football Club President Musalli Almuammar said. "This is a marking that won't just rouse our club to make much more noteworthy progress however motivate our association, our country and people in the future."

The Saudi Middle Eastern club, who have won nine Saudi Expert Chief Association titles, are trusting Ronaldo can assist them with bringing home another homegrown association championship and a first AFC Asian Bosses Association.

Nonetheless, the Portuguese forward will miss his initial two homegrown games in the wake of being prohibited for taking a telephone out of a fan's hand after Joined's loss at Everton in April.