Photo: Cristiano Ronaldo on Sportlobster
In spite of his impressive record, Real Madrid’s striker Cristiano Ronaldo somehow remains one of the most down to earth soccer stars on the old continent. However, being the world’s most expensive player who’s buyout is valued at EUR1 billion does come with a specific lifestyle. And the 30-year old footballer sure takes good care of himself, as his fans know all about it.
He holds the record for most goals scored in a single UEFA Champions League season having scored 17 goals in the 2013-2014 season. We’re going to have to wait to see if he’ll manage to brake that record or not. Meanwhile the Spanish team players are pushing the pedal to the metal with training hours every day.
Manchester United’s former player was recently photographed showing up with his grey Rolls-Ghost for training for practice and the first thing he did was posing a picture on social media. For a sportsman considered as one of the best footballers in history, along Lionel Messi of course, it seems he doesn’t really care too much about staying in fashion, since the Ghost is clearly not the company’s latest model, which would be the Rolls-Royce Ghost Series II.
It turns out, Ronaldo isn’t just second after Floyd Mayweather in Forbes’ “The World’s Highest-Paid Athletes”, but he also holds this place when it comes to his car collection. To be more precise, it’s said the Portuguese striker spent around $5 million for his car-fleet build of 19 luxury rides. That’s about $1.2 million short of what the American boxer owns with just three of his cars, the Bugattis.
-Hey May, how fast is that Veyron?
-Dirty rich baby, much like your Rolls-Royce Ghost literally is inside. What happened to it Cristi?
-Oh, nothing. I just came back from training.
Manchester United’s former player was recently photographed showing up with his grey Rolls-Ghost for training for practice and the first thing he did was posing a picture on social media. For a sportsman considered as one of the best footballers in history, along Lionel Messi of course, it seems he doesn’t really care too much about staying in fashion, since the Ghost is clearly not the company’s latest model, which would be the Rolls-Royce Ghost Series II.
It turns out, Ronaldo isn’t just second after Floyd Mayweather in Forbes’ “The World’s Highest-Paid Athletes”, but he also holds this place when it comes to his car collection. To be more precise, it’s said the Portuguese striker spent around $5 million for his car-fleet build of 19 luxury rides. That’s about $1.2 million short of what the American boxer owns with just three of his cars, the Bugattis.
-Hey May, how fast is that Veyron?
-Dirty rich baby, much like your Rolls-Royce Ghost literally is inside. What happened to it Cristi?
-Oh, nothing. I just came back from training.
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