Portuguese superstar Cristiano Ronaldo shipped out his fleet of supercars to Lisbon after leaving Manchester United.

The 37-year-old icon agreed to terminate his contract with the club following his explosive interview with Piers Morgan.

He subsequently moved all of his cars, worth about £500,000, back to Lisbon after vacating his mansion in Alderley Edge in Cheshire. It included a £150,000-worth Cadillac Escalade and a Bentley Flying Spur costing about £300,000.

Cristiano Ronaldo’s cars have arrived in Lisbon.

❗Cristiano Ronaldo’s cars have arrived in Lisbon. https://t.co/zrnoi7XdfX

The shipment apparently caused havoc on the streets of the Portuguese capital on Friday, just hours before Portugal were due to play South Korea in the 2022 FIFA World Cup.

One onlooker was quoted telling The Sun (via Daily Star):

“The delivery driver tried to unload them with as little fuss as possible, but the lorry blocked the road and that created a bit of a traffic backlog. Then the Escalade and the Bentley rolled out of the back and they are very eye-catching.

“They tried to get them into the garage as quickly as possible, but the cars still had British plates so it was pretty easy to work out they belong to Ronaldo. Maybe he wants to get them home while he plots his next move on the football pitch.”

About a week after the cars were moved from England, they finally reached Lisbon, and were unloaded at an exclusive car valet garage on the outskirts of the city.