Cristiano Ronaldo faces legal crises to keep Georgina Rodriguez after joining AL-Nassr

Cristiano Ronaldo has lately launched a new era of his career at Al Nassr and has migrated to Saudi Arabia with his children and partner, Georgina Rodriguez. However, it is forbidden by law in Saudi Arabia for men and women to live under the same roof without being wedded.

This has naturally sparked conjecture regarding the couple's living conditions.

Two Saudi Arabian lawyers, according to information from SPORT (via Football Espana), have provided additional context for the matter. The legal professionals said:

"Although the laws still prohibit cohabitation without a marriage contract, the authorities have begun to turn a blind eye and do not persecute anyone. Of course, these laws are used when there is a problem or a crime."

They continued: "The Saudi Arabian authorities, today, do not interfere in this matter [in the case of foreigners], but the law continues to prohibit cohabitation outside of marriage."

Concerns about the legality of their living arrangements will continue to be raised as a result of Cristiano Ronaldo's decision to move to Saudi Arabia with Rodriguez. The 37-year-fame, old's though, might protect him from any potential legal issues.

Despite all, Ronaldo seems excited about this new phase in his life with his children and partner, regardless of any potential legal concerns.

On the pitch, it remains to be seen how his transfer to Al Nassr would pan out. For the time being, the forward seems to be focused on savouring this fresh start and making the most of his new experience.