Cristiano Ronaldo has been given a once-in-a-lifetime contract to play for a Saudi Arabian club following his departure from Manchester United.

At the FIFA World Cup in Qatar, the forward, who is now 37 years old, is now playing for Portugal.

As Ronaldo prepares to make history by becoming the first male footballer to score in five straight World Cups, CBS Sports reports that Al Nassr FC of Saudi Arabia has made him a whopping $225 million three-year offer. The agreement is said to go into effect following the World Cup.

Al Nassr and other Middle Eastern football clubs have long had an interest in Ronaldo, who is presently a free agent.

Ronaldo has shown a strong desire to play solely at the top level available in Europe. Ronaldo was given a contract that will essentially pay him $75 million a year. According to reports, discussions started in the summer, and the team is now waiting for Ronaldo to make up his mind.

One of the most prosperous clubs in Asia and Saudi Arabia is Al Nassr FC.

The club has a total of nine league championships. According to reports, Ronaldo has also being pursued by their rival Al Hilal.

The football player's post-World Cup plans are still unknown. Cristiano Ronaldo has not yet offered any commentary.