Ronaldo’s busty WAG Georgina Rodriguez’s skintight top leaves fans drooling

07/08/2023

Cristiano Ronaldo's gorgeous WAG Georgina Rodriguez has stunned fans on Instagram as she posed in a skintight top.

The Spanish beauty followed Ronaldo out to Saudi Arabia in the winter as he join Al-Nassr following his release from Manchester United. And Rodriguez is clearly enjoying the sunshine that would have otherwise been few and far between in Manchester, as she joined Ronaldo and friends on a boat.

Rodriguez posted a collection of pictures on her Instagram page as she wowed in a short tight yellow dress, with a yellow love heart as the caption. She also stripped down to a black bikini as she posed in the sea.

Fans began drooling over her in the comments section as one commented: “That Gio like no other”

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A second said: “You are a wonderful girl, woman, mother!” With a third saying: “Wow beautiful so gorgeous!”

Rodriguez enjoyed her time away with Ronaldo who will be joined by a host of other footballing stars in Saudi Arabia next season.

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Since Ronaldo made his ground-breaking move to the Middle East in January, former Real Madrid team-mate and Ballon d’Or winner Karim Benzema joined Saudi Pro League champs Al Ittihad alongside N’Golo Kante who moved from Chelsea.

CR7 will be joined by ex-Inter Milan midfielder Milan Brozovic at Al-Nassr, whilst Roberto Firmino, Edouard Mendy, Kalidou Koulibaly and Ruben Navas have all made the switch to Saudi Arabia from the Premier League ahead of the new campaign.

Ronaldo scored 14 times in 16 Saudi League games last season but often cut a frustrated figure as Al-Nassr missed out on the title by four points.

But their second-placed finish will see the five-time Champions League winner attempt to win the Asian Champions League for the first time in the club’s history after they previously finished runners-up in 1995.

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