Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodriguez paid insane amount each month for 17-room hotel suite before finding dream £10.5m Saudi mansion

Cristiano Ronaldo and his partner Georgina Rodriguez paid an enormous amount each month for a 17-room hotel sweet.

When Ronaldo and Rodriguez swapped Manchester for Saudi Arabia the former became the highest-paid athlete in the world. So naturally the couple can afford to spend eye watering amounts on places to live.

Indeed, when they first arrived in Saudi Arabia they moved into a luxury Four Seasons hotel suite in capital city Riyadh, which cost some £250,000 per-month.

That is light change for the five-time Ballon d’Or winner however, who as per TalkSPORT is being paid £173million-a-year at Al Nassr.

Of course, according to Marca, this is no ordinary hotel suite, with Ronaldo and his partner having booked out two floors and 17 rooms at the Kingdom Tower, before later moving to a £10.5million mansion.

While the couple are unmarried they have allegedly been given a special pardon to live together.

Ronaldo and Rodriguez were said to have been staying in The Kingdom Suite on the 48th and 50th stories of the building. It covers just shy of 4000 square feet and offers 'spectacular views of the city’.

The Four Seasons website claims the suite also comes with ‘24-hour-in-room dining’, while the couple are able to request a ‘complimentary overnight shoeshine’ and have airport transportation covered at any hour.

Pictures and floor plans of the sweet are readily available.

Ronaldo is on £173million-a-year at Al Nassr (Getty)

Ronaldo left Manchester United after falling out with manager Erik ten Hag. Having had his contract at the club mutually terminated the attacker joined Al Nassr in Saudi Arabia.

In the new season of her Netflix show, 'I Am Georgina', Rodriguez opened up on her delight upon learning Ronaldo would be departing Manchester.

"When Cris told me he was going to play for Al-Nassr, I was so relieved because I really wanted to leave Manchester," Rodriguez said.

"I knew something big was waiting for us and we were highly motivated. I was very happy to come to Saudi Arabia."