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Cristiano Ronaldo has faced difficulties in the last several years on the field with Portugal and Manchester United. However, the Al Nassr star has ensured he does not let those issues affect his image off the field. Despite the ever-increasing popularity of stars like Kylian Mbappé and Erling Haaland and his rivalry with Lionel Messi, he has continued to earn a fortune that several can dream of.

There is no doubt that his recent success with the Knights of Najd in Saudi Arabia has played a tremendous part. Let’s take a look at how the Portuguese forward continues to grow his empire.

Cristiano Ronaldo continues to prove the critics wrong on and off the field

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Despite the several issues in his career, Cristiano Ronaldo has established he has kept the money registers ringing. According to reports, his current Net Worth stands at $600 million. The deep pool of money is a mix of his on and off-the-field earnings. Speaking of his on-field earnings, he earns close to $210 million a year with the Saudi giants. His salary for the Knights of Najd is $75million yearly. The rest of the salary includes money from image rightscommercial agreements, and bonuses. He will also reportedly earn $224 million as an ambassador to Saudi’s bid to host the 2030 World Cup.

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His time at Manchester United was also a financial success for him. The 38-year-old, during his second spell with the Red Devils, earned a $23.76m yearly salary, which amounts to wages of $457,200 per week. During his time at Juventus, he also earned $64 million during his four-year contract with the Italian giants. Several reports indicate that should the Portuguese star keep earning at the same rate, he could end up with a net worth of $1 billion when he retires.

There is no doubt that some of the numbers are unreal. However, unsurprisingly, these numbers reach another level with the money he earns during his time away from the soccer field.

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The Al Nassr star remains a man in demand even at the age of 38

According to reports, Cristiano Ronaldo approximately earns around $40 million yearly from his brand endorsements. The fattest deal came up when he signed a lifetime contract with Nike worth $1 billion. His other collaborations with companies include Altice, Herbalife, DAZN, MTG, Clear Shampoo, Abbott, Unilever, TAG Heuer, and Binance.

In 2015, Cristiano Ronaldo also started his own CR7 Brand that earns $3.7 million yearly. On the other hand, he also owns five Pestana CR7 hotels with a combined worth of $200 million.

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Based on the huge earnings, it should not take much time for Cristiano Ronaldo to reach the magic figure of $1 Billion. His success on and off the field serves as a positive example for younger players to invest wisely in their careers.

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Anuj Nikhil Virjiani

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I can't express how deep my passion for the sport runs, especially when it comes to the English Premier League. Over the years, I've dedicated myself to understanding the intricate details of the game, both on and off the field. What's fascinating is that my beloved club is Newcastle United, and I've been on a rollercoaster journey with them, from their triumphant promotion from the second tier to the recent takeover and even their remarkable qualification for the Champions League last season.
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