Cristiano Ronaldo boasts the car collection and property portfolio that dreams are made of thanks to the net worth he’s amassed from his iconic footballer career
Cristiano Ronaldo’s dedication to becoming one of the best footballers in history has earned him an unrivalled life of luxury.
The 39-year-old cemented his legacy at Manchester United, Real Madrid and Juventus, winning five Ballon d’Or awards, four European Golden Shoes, 33 trophies and becoming the top goalscorer of all time. And he’s still going strong for club and country.
With 907 goals and counting, it seems he won’t be slowing down anytime soon in Saudi Arabia with Al-Nassr, while the 2026 World Cup looks to be in his sights with Portugal. Football has consumed his life.
But away from the beautiful game, Ronaldo boasts an embarrassment of riches. From countless cars to properties galore, here Mirror Football examine his eye-watering wealth.
What is Cristiano Ronaldo’s net worth?
Having earned so much over the last 20 years, it’s difficult to pinpoint Ronaldo’s exact fortune. Celebrity Net Worth estimate it to be $800million (£613m).
His Al-Nassr contract alone, which makes him the highest-paid player in the world, is believed to be an eye-watering £219.5m annually. That deal expires next summer, but reports suggest he’s ready to extend his stay.
On top of that he boasts several endorsements, most notably with Nike, with whom he has a lifetime deal worth a guaranteed $1billion (£767m). He’s also signed to Armani, Tag Heuer, Kickoff, Herbalife, Livescore, Clear, Binance, PokerStars and Castrol.
And as if that isn’t enough, Ronaldo the entrepreneur has his own clothing brand, CR7, and hotel chain. All in all, he’s well on course to join the exclusive club of sports stars to break the billion net worth mark.
What cars does Cristiano Ronaldo own?
Ronaldo is particularly passionate about luxury cars. His double-figures collection is estimated to be worth in excess of $25m (£19m).
A large portion of that comes from a trio of Bugattis – the Centodieci, Chiron and Veyron. The Centodieci cost him $9.9m (£7.5m) alone.
He has a McLaren Senna, a million-dollar car named after F1 legend Ayrton. Elsewhere in his garage are a pair of Rolls Royces’, a Phantom and a Cullinan, a trio of Ferraris – their 599 GTO, 599 GTB Fiorano and F430 – and two Bentleys (Continental GT and Flying Spur).
That’s not to mention the Lamborghini Aventador, Aston Martin DB9, Maserati GranCabrio, Mercedes G-Class or the Porsche Cayenne Turbo. Wayne Rooney won’t have been giving him lifts to training that’s for sure.
Where does Cristiano Ronaldo live?
It’s not known if Ronaldo has purchased a permanent residence in Saudi Arabia. It was most recently reported that he was staying in the Kingdom Suite at the Four Seasons Hotel in Riyadh, which spans two floors at the top of the building.
Other than that, Ronaldo’s property portfolio features a mansion in Dubai believed to have cost £8m, a £6m penthouse in Lisbon, a base in his native Madeira, a villa in Marbella and a house in Madrid.
He sold his New York apartment in Trump Tower back in 2022 but he still hasn’t been able to shift his Cheshire mansion that he lived in during his second United stint. It’s on the market for just shy of £5m.
When is Cristiano Ronaldo going to retire?
Turning 40 next year, Ronaldo knows his playing days are numbered. But the incredible shape he keeps himself in has kept him largely injury-free and able to continue longer than most.
It seems he won’t be calling it quits until at least 2026. He’s made it clear that he wants to reach 1,000 goals before he does. That would likely include one last shot at winning the World Cup with Portugal.
There’s set to be no new clubs added to his CV, with Ronaldo telling Portuguese channel NOW in August: “I don’t know if I will retire soon, in two or three years, but probably I will retire here at Al Nassr.”
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