CRISTIANO RONALDO took a walk on the wild slide ahead of what could potentially be his last game in Britain.

The legendary 39-year-old grabbed a 133rd record-extending goal in Portugal’s 3-1 victory in Poland on Saturday.

Cristiano Ronaldo was spotted at the swimming pool by guests

And he decided to slide tackle the flumes of his plush Scots hotel pool

Pictures and videos have circulated on TikTok of Ronaldo enjoying some downtime in Scotland

That was the 906th of his career in total – and he will be desperate to add to that tally when he heads to Hampden Park for the first time on Tuesday.

While still making waves out on the pitch, the ex-Manchester United also caused a splash off it after touching down in Scotland for the Nations League clash.

Ronaldo and the Portugal squad, who have trained at St Mirren’s ground, are staying at the plush Cameron House in Loch Lomond.

And the veteran Al-Nassr forward has been making full use of the facilities there after an onlooker shared a clip of him training in the hotel gym.

Cristiano Ronaldo he took time to greet and take photos with Scotland fans

However, Ronaldo was also caught taking a break from his strict physical regime to enjoy the flumes at the hotel’s swimming pool in another TikTok video.

Decked out in black shorts and with his ripped abs on full display, he was snapped standing at the top seemingly waiting to shoot down the slope on Sunday.

It’s not the first time that Ronaldo has enjoyed a stay at the Loch Lomond resort.

He stopped there twice previously during his first stint at United ahead of Champions League matches against Celtic in 2006 and 2008.

The Portugal squad are staying at Cameron House before playing Scotland

Scotland has lost all three of its Nations League games, while Portugal has won all three going into Hampden.

And it appears that Ronaldo will be the player that their defense has to stop, as Portuguese manager Roberto Martinez disclosed that he substituted the legendary Real Madrid player so that he would be prepared to face the Tartan Army.

He said: “The substitution was important because it’s part of us managing the players.

“We have two games in 72 hours. So we took Cristiano off so he would be ready for the second game in Scotland. Diogo Jota came on for him and did very well.

“It’s important to use the players we have on the bench. Cristiano is in perfect shape for our next game.”