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CRISTIANO RONALDO has made a subtle tweak to his Al-Nassr kit.
The footballing icon, 39, scored the winner in their AFC Champions League last-16 first leg clash against Al Feiha on Wednesday.
But during the outing, eagle-eyed fans spotted Ronaldo had made a small change to his kit.
During his time in the Middle East, Ronaldo has often been seen wearing a short sleeve shirt with an undershirt of the same yellow colour covering his arms.
However, Ronaldo now seems to have gotten his wish to return to his signature look.
That's after the former Real Madrid and Manchester United ace was pictured wearing a long sleeve shirt.
Ronaldo has been synonymous with wearing long sleeves throughout his career.
And the Saudi club's kit suppliers Nike now seem to have created a version of the kit Ronaldo can use in the hot climate of Saudi Arabia.
The Portugal international was not the only star to make use of this new kit either.
Nine of the other players who started the game with Ronaldo wore the long sleeve kit, with only Marcelo Brozovic and goalkeeper Raghed Al-Najjar opting for the short sleeve option.
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Ronaldo's latest strike means he has now scored 31 goals in 32 games this season.
He also unveiled a new celebration for the goal.