Cristiano Ronaldo has received a new £164,000 BMW at Al-Nassr’s training base as part of a new sponsorship deal with the Saudi Pro League side.

Ronaldo and his Al-Nassr teammates were photographed receiving luxury vehicles outside the club’s training center.

Each player was given a new company car for the season, courtesy of the German manufacturer.

“Luxury meets football stars,” Al-Nassr shared on social media.

“Al-Nassr players behind the wheel of their BMWs – where excellence is a way of life.”

Ronaldo was seen alongside his new BMW XM Red Label, which is valued at £164,000.

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Cristiano Ronaldo has received a new £164,000 BMW as part of an Al-Nassr sponsorship deal

Ronaldo signed his BMW XM Red Label, the most powerful model in the XM range.

The Red Label boasts a system output of 550 kW, making it the most powerful version of the BMW XM, with the manufacturer highlighting its high-performance capabilities.

The hybrid off-road vehicle features a twin-power turbo V8 petrol engine, capable of accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in just 3.8 seconds. It’s also easily recognizable thanks to its Toronto Red metallic grille.

Ronaldo and his Al-Nassr teammates each signed their own personalized cars, with each vehicle tailored to the player’s preferences, along with one for manager Stefano Pioli.

In a clip from the club, Ronaldo shared his thoughts on the car: “Really nice, very comfortable. I like it, a good color, the design is really nice.”

Former Liverpool star Sadio Mane was also spotted testing out the new cars.

These company cars are part of a recent agreement between Al-Nassr and BMW Saudi Arabia, which made the automaker the club’s official car partner.

Former Liverpool star Sadio Mane was among those to go behind the wheel of the new cars

Under the agreement, which runs until 2027, Al-Nassr has been provided with a fleet of modern cars, including the BMW XM and 7 Series.

“This partnership marks a new step in our commitment to supporting Saudi sports in general, and football in particular, as football unites people and inspires generations,” said David McGoldrick, general manager of BMW Group Saudi Arabia.

“We also look forward to this partnership enhancing the values of innovation and excellence shared by BMW and Al-Nassr Club. We are confident it will contribute to achieving new and significant successes for both Al-Nassr and our company.”

Al-Nassr’s agreement is similar to the one Real Madrid has with BMW, where the Spanish giants’ stars, including Kylian Mbappe, received new cars at the start of the season.

Ronaldo’s Al-Nassr currently sits fourth in the Saudi Pro League, trailing leaders Al-Ittihad by 11 points.