The move made Ronaldo the highest paid player in the world, with a contract worth £175 million a year.
However, when Ronaldo’s pocket will be full of mouthwatering cash, the rating in the FIFA game has taken a massive hit.
The Daily Mail reports that, for the first time since 2011, the 37-year-old’s rating has dropped below 90.
The former Manchester United and Real Madrid star had a rating of 91 in FIFA 2022 but dropped slightly to 90 when FIFA 23 launched.
However, his dribbling stats have dropped from 84 to 81 since he moved to Saudi Arabia, while his stamina rating has also dropped from 74 to 70.
Additionally, finishing, acceleration, long shots, positioning and slowness are all down, although the changes only affect Career Mode.
Meanwhile, Ronaldo insists he is happy with his move to Al-Nasser, saying: “I am excited to experience a new football league in a different country. The vision of what Al Nassr is doing and developing in Saudi Arabia in terms of men’s and women’s football is very inspiring. We can see from Saudi Arabia’s recent performance in The World Cup is a country with big football ambitions and a lot of potential.
“I’m lucky to have won everything I wanted to win in European football and feel now is the right time to share my experience in Asia.
“I look forward to joining my new friends and together with them, help the club succeed,” he added.