Cristiano Ronaldo has reached a great stage of homogeneity and harmony with his Al-Nassr teammates, Rudi Garcia said after the Portuguese superstar starred in their most recent win.

Cristiano Ronaldo currently plies his trade for Al-Nassr, with the Portuguese icon joining the Saudi Arabian side on a two-and-a-half-year contract that makes him the highest-paid footballer in the world.

Ronaldo, who turned 38 earlier this month, signed for Al-Nassr after becoming a free agent following the termination of his Manchester United contract by mutual consent.

Cristiano Ronaldo drew blank in his first two games for Al-Nassr, in which the Saudi Arabian outfit tasted a victory and a defeat. Ronaldo then opened his Al-Nassr account during their 2-2 draw with Al Fateh, with the no.7 scoring from the spot.

Cristiano Ronaldo has reached a great stage of harmony with his teammates, says Al-Nassr manager Rudi Garcia

While Cristiano Ronaldo had been far from his best in his first three matches for Al-Nassr, the Portugal international put on a show in his fourth match for the Saudi Pro League side. He bagged all four goals as Al-Nassr trounced Al-Wehda in their most recent league fixture.

Against Al-Wehda, Cristiano Ronaldo opened the scoring the 21^st minute of the match before doubling his and Al-Nassr’s tally in the 40^th minute. He then bagged his hat-trick goal in the 53^rd minute, converting a penalty.

Cristiano Ronaldo then completed Al-Nassr’s defeat of Al-Wehda with his fourth goal in the 61^st minute.

Speaking after Al-Nassr’s victory over Al-Wehda, Rudi Garcia was full of praise for Cristiano Ronaldo, who he said has reached a great stage of harmony with his teammates.

“Ronaldo has reached a great stage of homogeneity and harmony with his teammates,” the Al-Nassr manager told reporters. “Over time, his teammates realised what he wanted and when he will score. I think it was a good night for Cristiano Ronaldo because he scored four goals.”

The victory over Al-Wehda sees Al-Nassr sit at the top of the Saudi Pro League table. Al-Nassr now have 37 points from 16 matches in the Saudi top flight. They are tied on points with second-placed Al-Ittihad and Al-Shabab, but Al-Nassr have a better goal difference than those two sides.

Al-Nassr will face Al-Taawoun in the Saudi Pro League in their next fixture. The match between the two aforementioned sides will kick off at 8:30 pm Indian Standard Time on February 17.