Cristiano Ronaldo, Portuguese star footballer who represents Saudi football club Al Nassr, Saturday won the Roshn Saudi League Player of the Month award for February.
The star athlete deemed the award “the first of many” and that he was “proud” to win for Al-Nassr — the pro-football club he joined after his bitter end with British club Manchester United.
The 38-year-old sportsman, taking to his Twitter, wrote: “Happy to win the February Player of the month award for the Roshn Saudi League. Hopefully the 1st of many! Proud to be part of this team”
This was his first individual award at the Saudi League side.
The striker is playing a major role in his new team, who are top of the standings with 46 points, followed by closest challengers Al Ittihad with 44 points.
The Portuguese superstar finally found his feet at his new club in February — after a slow start in January — recording two assists alongside eight strikes. Ronaldo’s efforts have helped cement Al-Nassr’s place at the top of the table, and his performances were rewarded with the individual monthly prize, previously handed to Al-Hilal’s Salem Al-Dawsari.
He also celebrated scoring his 500th career goal in his side’s 0-4 win at Al Wehda this February, where he netted all four. The international footballer then provided his first two assists for his new club in a 2-1 victory over Al-Taawoun, before rounding off the month with a hat-trick in Al-Nassr’s 0-3 win away to Damac last Saturday.
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