Ronaldo gets G-Wagon as birthday gift from girlfriend Georgina
What do you buy the man who has everything?
Well if you’re Georgina Rodriguez you get Cristiano Ronaldo a massive, gift-wrapped Mercedes-Benz G-Class.
The Juventus star’s girlfriend bought him the 4X4 – with a basic starting price of £93,000 and top speed of 136.7mph – as a 35th birthday present.
It was a complete with a huge red bow – a nod to his days at Manchester United? – and friends sang for him as the heartwarming moment was filmed.
Georgina wrote alongside the video posted to her 16 million followers: “Congratulations to the man of my life! What do you want to transport our love in? Your gift @cristiano #happybirthday.”
Ronaldo later put up a glimpse of his celebrations as he posed alongside a CR7 birthday cake.
He gave two thumbs up as son Cristiano Jr, nine, and Georgina, 26, sat next to him.
Ronaldo, who posted this training clip showing how fit and agile he still is, wrote: “It’s time to celebrate my birthday. Thanks my love for this amazing surprise.”
Despite being of an age where most think about packing it all in, Ronaldo has declared his intention to keep playing into his 40s.
The five-time Ballon d’Or winner has the “biological age” of someone just 23 and showed he is still capable of jaw-dropping feats with his unbelievable header against Sampdoria last December.
And he fully intends to keep playing at the highest level for at least another five years because the physical side will never be a problem.
Quizzed on how long he can keep going, the Portuguese icon told Marca: “Much will depend on what I feel, on my motivation.
“Physically it will never be a problem.
“I am treating myself well and I think can play safely up to 40 years.
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“The most important factor, honestly, will be more psychological – that will be the one that makes the difference.
“In any case, everything has a beginning and an end. I won’t last a lifetime but I still feel strong enough to continue winning.
“I will stop if I have no incentives.”