Cristiano Ronaldo’s private jet left Saudi Arabia on Monday night amid rising conflict in the Middle East, flight trackers showed.

The five-time Ballon d’Or winner, who lives in Riyadh with fiancee Georgina Rodriguez and their five children, may be among the foreign nationals to leave the region, where the US embassy in the city was hit by two drones overnight.

The US State Department has advised Americans to leave a number of Middle Eastern countries, with many flights destined for Riyadh turning back.

Has Cristiano Ronaldo left Saudi Arabia?

Ronaldo’s Bombardier Global Express, worth around £61 million, left Riyadh at 20:52 local time and landed in Madrid at 01:32 Spanish time, according to publicly available information. Flightreader24.

The trip took around seven hours, with the all-black aircraft – featuring images of Ronaldo as part of its design – flying over Egypt and the Mediterranean.

Ronaldo, who was injured during Riyadh-based club Al-Nasr’s 3-1 win at Al-Fahya on Saturday, is part of the squad that postponed their Asian Champions League Two quarter-final clash with Al-Wasal.

In a statement, the Asian Football Confederation said it would “closely monitor this rapidly evolving situation” and “remain determined to ensure the safety and security of all players, teams, officials and fans.”

Joint Israeli and US strikes on Iran have killed the country’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, and retaliatory attacks across the region have killed and wounded US service members.

When did Cristiano Ronaldo buy his private jet?

Ronaldo purchased a Gulfstream G200 jet in 2015 for £16m and will replace the aircraft with a Bombardier Global Express 6500 in 2024.

This model can carry up to 15 people and has a suite with table and sofa, double bed and shower.

Rodriguez shared photos on her Instagram last week with more than 72 million followers showing the 32-year-old on a plane to Milan, posing in a bra in one picture.

Cristiano Ronaldo’s family

Ronaldo’s first child, Cristiano Jr., was born in 2010, with an unnamed birth mother. In 2017, Ronaldo and Rodriguez became parents to twins named Mateo and Eva, conceived with a surrogate mother.

Weeks later, the couple announced that Rodriguez was expecting a child. A daughter, Alana Martina, was born in November 2017.

In October 2021, Ronaldo and Rodriguez said they were expecting twins – a boy and a girl. In April 2022, Ronaldo shared on Instagram that Bella was born but their child, Angel, died.

The family joined the Portugal icon when he moved to Saudi Arabia to join Saudi Pro League Club Al-Nasr in early 2023.

In 2025, Rodriguez, who met Ronaldo in 2016 when he was Real Madrid And as she worked as a store assistant in the Spanish capital, she shared a ring in the engagement announcement.

The ring weighs around 35 carats and is worth $5 million, according to Tobias Kormind, managing director of 77 Diamonds in London. people.

Cristiano Ronaldo Salary, Wages

on a financial website Forbes On the all-time list of highest-paid athletes in a single year, only boxer Floyd Mayweather eclipses Ronaldo, who pocketed an estimated $300 million (£226m) in 2015 and $285m (£214.5m) in 2018.

Ronaldo is said to have surpassed $1 billion (£771m) in career earnings two years before joining Al-Nasr in January 2023 to become the most high-profile footballer to move to Saudi Arabia.

Ronaldo’s first Al-Nasr deal was widely reported to be worth £14.75m a month or £3.4m a week. His annual salary is said to be £177m a year, which makes up £62m for his football salary, supplemented by professional bonuses.

Ronaldo has a variety of lucrative sponsorship deals with his recent endorsements including Hoop, video game UFL and cryptocurrency exchange Binance.

Cristiano Ronaldo contract

Ronaldo has yet to win a Saudi title despite top-scoring in the top flight in each of his two full seasons with Al-Nasr, potentially backed by the country’s public investment fund.

Shortly after Al-Nasr finished third last season – 13 points behind Al-Ittihad – Ronaldo strongly hinted on social media that he had played his final game for the club.

He signed a new contract exactly one month after scoring in Portugal’s victorious Nations League semi-final win over Germany and in the final against Spain.

The five-time Champions League winner scored 35 goals in 41 matches in all competitions for Al-Nassr in 2024/25 and this time around he has 22 goals in 26 games for the table-toppers.

He missed three matches in all competitions earlier this year, with Madrid’s all-time top scorer believed to be unhappy with Al-Nasr’s lack of transfer activity.

Here’s how the Saudi Pro League table looked after Gameweek 24.

	team	played	W	d	L	GD	point
1	Al-Nasser	24	20	1	3	+46	61
2	Al-Ahli	24	18	5	1	+31	59
3	Al-Hilal	24	17	7	0	+39	58
4	Al-Qadsiya	24	16	6	2	+33	54