Cristiano Ronaldo has revealed that a lucrative offer from Australia was put before him following his Manchester United exit.
Last November, A-League chief Danny Townsend stated that the Australian Professional League had held talks with Ronaldo's representatives over a huge move Down Under after he departed Old Trafford by mutual consent.
Townsend later confirmed that, after consideration, Ronaldo had rejected the proposal from Australia, letting slip that the 37-year-old had 'other priorities'.
Ronaldo's move to Saudi Arabian outfit Al-Nassr was confirmed last week, with the Portuguese veteran signing a huge $310million-a-year contract to move to the Middle East.