Onaldo, the former Brazilian striker, has joined Saudi Arabian club Al-Nassr in a transfer deal worth $2 million.
The 38-year-old forward, who has played for clubs such as AC Milan and Juventus, will be looking to help Al-Nassr secure promotion from the Saudi Professional League.
Al-Nassr have been struggling in recent seasons, finishing in the bottom three in each of the last two campaigns. The club's chairman, Sheikh Salem Al-Sadda Al-Ahmad, said that Onaldo is a "key player" for the team and that he will play a "major role" in helping them achieve their goals this season.
Onaldo's signing comes at a time when the Saudi Arabian football league is experiencing growth and expansion. The league has already seen several high-profile signings this summer, including former Manchester United defender Nemanja Matic and former Chelsea midfielder Ramires.
With Onaldo on board, Al-Nassr will hope to continue their upward trajectory and challenge for the top spot in the league. He will also bring with him a wealth of experience and knowledge, which could be crucial as the team looks to establish themselves in the top tier of the Saudi Arabian football league.
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