Cristiano Ronaldo finally did it. 

Even for a man who has won nearly everything in football, the significance of winning the Saudi Pro League with Al Nassr on Thursday was clear from the outpouring of emotions from the 41-year-old. 

Having scored a brace -- a trademark freekick and a close-range finish -- in Al Nassr’s 4-1 victory over Damac, he wept and watched the final minutes from the bench. 

The win secured Al Nassr’s third Saudi Pro League title on the last night of the season, with Al Hilal finishing just two points behind. 

With this triumph, Ronaldo adds the Saudi championship to his collection of English, Spanish, and Italian top-flight titles, along with five Champions League medals. 

Next up for the all-time leading men’s international goalscorer, with 143 goals, is a record sixth attempt at the World Cup after he was named in Portugal’s squad this week.