Cristiano Ronaldo wears ring to Al Nassr training as he is congratulated on Georgina Rodriguez wedding by Postecoglou

CRISTIANO RONALDO was given a heartfelt welcome back to Al-Nassr after marrying Georgina Rodriguez. The Portuguese superstar, 41, and Argentine model tied the knot in a private ceremony earlier this week. Cristiano Ronaldo wore his wedding ring after returning to training Credit: X @AlNassrFC The Portuguese superstar was congratulated by Al-Nassr boss Ange Postecoglou Credit: X @AlNassrFC And Ronaldo, sporting a new look after dying his hair, was spotted wearing his wedding band when he reunited with his Al-Nassr team-mates. The Saudi Pro League side are preparing for their season opener against Al-Fateh tomorrow. Sign up for the Football newsletter Thank you! Former Tottenham and Nottingham Forest chief Ange Postecoglou, who was appointed as Al-Nassr’s boss last month, congratulated Ronaldo at the start of his first training session back in the fold. In a video uploaded onto social media, the Aussie tactician said: “Welcome Cris back. Congratulations and blessings to you and your family, mate.” READ MORE ON CRISTIANO RONALDO Ronaldo, standing with his arms folded, was then seen smiling as his team-mates gave a round of applause. Postecoglou added: “It’s good to have you back from my perspective anyway, mate.” Adoring fans lined the streets of Funchal last Saturday, when it was initially believed Ronaldo and Rodriguez, 32, would become husband and wife. But they were left disappointed as the loved-up couple did not show up at the city’s cathedral. Most read in Sport SUN VEGAS WELCOME OFFER: GET UP TO £100 BONUS Ronaldo and Georgina Rodriguez tied the knot earlier this week Credit: Instagram Ronaldo is now focused on spearheading Al-Nassr to more Saudi Pro League glory after his World Cup dreams were ended by Spain during the summer. The Manchester United legend and his Portugal team-mates were sent packing by the eventual winners in the last-16. And Ronaldo is not expected to feature in the next World Cup, where his homeland will be one of the hosts. The striker is going into the new Saudi Pro League season having bagged 30 goals in 37 appearances last term. Al-Nassr will be desperate to defend their crown after finishing two points clear of nearest challengers Al-Hilal. It was the first time Ronaldo had lifted silverware since joining his current employers three years ago. Comment now