CRISTIANO RONALDO is in twilight years of his career - but still looks as fit as ever on and off the pitch.
And Manchester United fans saw the fruits of his labours in his second spell at Old Trafford, with the superstar scoring 24 goals in 39 games across all competitions in his first season back.
CR7 re-joined the Red Devils from Juventus for £12.8m last summer.
But his second spell at Old Trafford could last just 12 months with Ronaldo hoping for a move away in search of Champions League football.
The Red Devils finished sixth in the Premier League last term, despite CR7's goals, and will play in Europe's second tier competition this season.
The five-time Ballon d'Or winner also beat Ali Daei's international goal record scoring his 111th for Portugal and has added six more onto his milestone.
But behind the scenes it takes a lot of hard work.
From his diet, to exercise routine to sleep and rest, Ronaldo leads the most disciplined of lifestyles.
He can eat up to SIX meals a day, with fish a big part of his diet.
Swordfish, tuna and braised cod are particular favourites.
He regards chicken as 'magical' due to its high protein and low fat content.
For breakfast Ronaldo will eat ham and cheese and low-fat yoghurt.
If he doesn't have it for brekkie, the Manchester United star will wolf down avocado toast for snacks during the day.
Lunch No1 could consist of chicken and salad, while No2 might be fish - maybe tuna with salad, eggs and olives.
Dinner will see the football legend fill his boots with meat or fish, maybe breaking them up in two separate sittings.
FIVE NAPS PER DAY
Steak, swordfish or the Lisbon speciality of Bacalao a la Brasa - a mixture of braised cod, onions, thinly sliced potatoes and scrambled eggs should see him through till bedtime.
Once tucked up, Ronaldo will ensure he has eight hours of sleep each night.
That's in addition to FIVE naps he will take during the day.
Speaking about rest, the Portuguese superstar said: "Proper sleep is really important for getting the most out of training.
"I go to bed early and get up early, especially before matches. Sleep helps muscles recover which is really important."
Clearly the gym and intense exercise is a huge part of Ronaldo's life - as shown by his incredible muscle definition and speedy recovery from injury.
The forward follows a Pilates-based routine that focuses on resistance work to strengthen his core.
LOVES SWIMMING
He is also a big fan of swimming, often taking to the pool with son Cristiano Jr.
For all his niggles and knocks sustained on the football pitch, Ronaldo invested in a £50,000 Cryotherapy chamber.
Standing in the chamber for around three minutes, liquid nitrogen freezes Ronaldo to between minus 160 and minus 200 degrees Celsius.
Cryotherapy beats muscle soreness and reduces swelling, inflammation or sprains.
But Ronaldo puts mental health alongside physical health as being key to being happy on the pitch as well as off it.
This involves spending quality time with his family - partner Georgina Rodriguez and his five children Cristiano Jr, twins Mateo and Eva Maria, Alana Martina and Bella Esmeralda.
The superstar said: "Mental strength is just as important as physical strength.
"Training and physical sessions are most important, but living a relaxed lifestyle helps you to be the best you can be, physically and mentally.
"I spend my free time with family and friends, which keeps me relaxed and in a positive mindset."
And the final secret behind Ronaldo's supreme physical condition - no alcohol.
He has been teetotal since at least 2005 - not only because of the adverse affects on his diet, but also because his father's death when Ronaldo was 20 was alcohol related.
