Karim Benzema has bought a new luxury car of £ 138,000 while he continues to enjoy life in Saudi Arabia for a mega-money deal.
Benzema, 37, is one of the largest strikers of his generation and scored 354 goals in 648 performances for Real Madrid.
In 2023, however, he exchanged the Bernabeu for the Middle East when he signed a three-year-old deal worth £ 258 million with Saudi Pro League (SPL) side Al-Eittihad.
After a slow start of life in Saudi, Benzema has thrive this season and scored 21 goals in 28 SPL competitions to help Al-Eittihad win the title.
The Frenchman has always shown a passion for cars during his career and has had several high-end vehicles.
This includes a Bugatti Chiron, who has a remarkable horsepower of 1500 and can go from 0 to 100 mph in just 2.5 seconds.
The social media pages of Benzema are often full of photos of three more supercars that he owns; A Lamborghini Revuelto, a Ferrari Purosangue and an elegant Rolls-Royce Specter-plug-in hybrid.
But now the 37-year-old has a new vehicle for his garage in the form of a BMW M5.
This is less luxurious than the other three cars, since it is a sedan, but it is still called an 'everyday supercar'.
The M5 has a powerful engine and a Twin-Turbo V8 that can reach extremely high speeds.
Although it is more a family car in terms of its space, the M5 remains a high-end vehicle that is also extremely adjustable.
It has a horsepower of 725, which means that it can go from 0 to 100 mph in 3.5 seconds and it can reach speeds of 189.5 mph.
The M5 is priced at £ 138,000, but given the £ 86 million-per year salary of Benzema corresponds to around £ 230,000 a day, this means that it still has no less than £ 92,000 left of his daily salary.
In the meantime, Benzema Captains Al-Actihad confirmed and confirmed the title with a 3-1 victory against Al-Raed on Thursday.
They are coached by former France boss Laurent Blanc and the team of Al-Eittihad includes people like N'Golo Kante, Fabinho, Moussa Diaby and Steven Bergwijn.
The Saudi side still has two league games to end their campaign, while later this month they will also be confronted with Al-Qadsiah in the King's Cup final.