The extravagant £400 million “Kingdom” villa in Saudi Arabia is revealed by billionaire Cristiano Ronaldo.

Cristiano Ronaldo has made a statement in Saudi Arabia—both on and off the pitch. The Portuguese superstar opened the doors to his new life after his dramatic transfer to Al-Nassr by relocating to one of the most opulent homes in the nation: a multimillion-pound mansion inside the famous Kingdom Tower in Riyadh.

In the 99-story skyscraper that dominates the Riyadh skyline, Ronaldo first checked into the ultra-exclusive Kingdom Suite. The price? If he decides to make the opulent flat in the Middle East his permanent family home, it will cost an incredible £250,000.

Ronaldo signed a remarkable two-and-a-half-year contract with Al-Nassr after leaving Manchester United in November, reportedly earning over £400 million. He quickly turned that fortune into real estate befitting football aristocracy, as is his custom.

With spouse Georgina Rodríguez and their five kids, Ronaldo currently resides high above the city, enjoying a panoramic view of Riyadh from the upper levels of the tower. The 48th and 50th floors house the two-story “Kingdom Suite,” which has a large living room, a private office, a fine dining area, and a media room akin to a movie theater.

The inside of the Kingdom Tower exudes aristocratic grandeur. The hotel is built for the most affluent customers in the world, including five-time Ballon d’Or winners, and has yearly revenues of over £172 million.

Ronaldo’s suite, known as the “Royal Suite” (2,595 square feet), is available for private reservations and offers understated elegance, while not being on the public website. Just the Presidential Suite, which costs £3,300 a night, offers a glimpse of the luxury Ronaldo lives in every day.

Cristiano Ronaldo not only joined the Saudi Pro League with this audacious move, but he also took his kingdom with him.