The 37-year-old Cristiano Ronaldo adds another car to his collection

The Spanish model Georgina Rodríguez surprised her partner, the Portuguese national football team captain Cristiano Ronaldo, this Christmas and gave him a Rolls-Royce that left the Portuguese star speechless, who is currently studying a multimillion-dollar offer from Al Nassr, Riyadh.

Rodríguez shared a video of his family's celebrations on his Instagram profile, in which you can see the joyful reaction of Cristiano, a well-known car fan and owner of an extensive collection. For his part, Cristiano also posted this on his Instagram story to show off the gift, and accompanied the photo of the car with a "Thank you, my love."

The new luxury car in the great collection of the Portuguese is a Rolls-Royce Dawn Silver Bullet convertible, with a 6.6-litre V12 bi-turbo engine, 570 horsepower and the ability to go from 0 to 100 km/h in less than 5 seconds, according to specialized websites. Rolls-Royce stopped accepting orders for this model in March, whose price is around 400,000 euros (3,53,07,018.09 INR).

It is not the first time that the Spanish model has given a car to Cristiano, who last February received a Cadillac Escalade from Georgina on the occasion of his 37th Birthday. The player's collection includes luxury vehicles such as a Lamborghini Aventador, a Ferrari 559 GTO and even one of the ten Bugatti Centodieci that exist, whose price is around eight million, among many others.

This Christmas was a moment of joy in a turbulent year for Cristiano Ronaldo, 37, currently without a club after his controversial departure from Manchester United.

In addition, he experienced a disappointing World Cup in Qatar and marked by disagreements with the former Portuguese coach, Fernando Santos, who relegated him to the bench for some matches in the tournament.

Morocco eliminated Portugal in the quarterfinals (1-0), so Cristiano could not fulfil his dream of winning the world title for his country in the last world championship of his career.

Ronaldo has been related to Al Nassr for several weeks, and his signing could take place shortly. However, when asked about it during the World Cup, he limited himself to saying that "it's not true."

The sports director of the Saudi club, the Portuguese-Brazilian Marcelo Salazar, said this Monday in an interview that he is not "authorised to say yes or no" about the hiring of Ronaldo since it is a negotiation of “enormous magnitude”.