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Football superstar Cristiano Ronaldo is reportedly struggling to find a chef for his home in Portugal.
According to a Daily Mail report, the problem is being caused by the tall demands made by the footballer and his partner, Spanish model Georgina Rodriguez.
The duo is seeking a chef who can cook both Portuguese as well as international cuisines, who has to be an expert in cooking fish, seafood and Ronaldo's favourite go-to, sushi.
The Portuguese striker is even willing to pay a whopping £4,500 (about Dh20,000) monthly salary. However, he has failed to find the right person, despite the attractive pay package.
Ronaldo is building a £17-million family villa on the Portuguese Riviera, and the new recruit will be needed to feed the household.
The Al Nassr player is also known to gorge on pizza once a week. His regularly orders a 'large' Margherita for himself and his son. Another favourite dish is a fish item called Bacalhau a Bras, a traditional Portuguese preparation made with salt cod, potatoes and eggs.
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