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Cristiano Ronaldo piqued interests while accepting the Global Soccer Award in Dubai on Friday. The football star picked up two awards, named the Best Middle Eastern Player as well as the Top Goalscorer of All Time.

For the event, Ronaldo, who plays for the Al-Nassr team, wore a pearl grey wool suit from Givenchy. The jacket of the suit featured two slit pockets as well as a harness design that looped around the back of the neck. A slimmer fit, the jacket also notably included a U-Lock metal embellishment on the harness.DUBAI, UAE - DEC. 27: World-famous Portuguese football star Cristiano Ronaldo, who has also played for Al-Nassr since 2023, insisted Friday that the Saudi football league is better and more competitive than the French top-tier Ligue 1 division. "The French league? Easy... I don't care what people are thinking. But they should go there (Saudi Arabia) to play and see and run in a 38 and 39 or 40 degrees Celsius (104 Fahrenheit) and sprint a few times to see," Ronaldo said during the 2024 Globe Soccer Dubai Awards. "All in France is PSG (Paris Saint-Germain). The rest is finished," said the former Real Madrid and Manchester United star. "The other ones (in the French league) compete. But PSG is the strongest. Nobody can compete with them. They have better players. The (Paris) club has more money. This is a fact." Ronaldo made similar remarks in January. "In the French league, I think you have two or three teams with a good level. The Saudi league is more competitive. I've played there for one year. So I know what I am talking about. But I think right now we (The Saudi league) are better than the French league. We are still improving" the EURO 2016 champion with Portugal said earlier this year. Ronaldo said Friday that in the Saudi league, there has been "huge" progress in terms of football investment. "I am so happy to be there. The (Saudi) league is still growing. Many players moved there. The infrastructure is still improving and getting better (in Saudi Arabia)," he said. (Footage by Waleed Zein/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)