From villas on the Red Sea to the most exclusive watches.Cristiano Ronaldo, in addition to having built a legendary career on the pitch, has also built a personal empire based on luxury, investment and exclusivity. CR7 is still in vogue.
The latest chapter in this story is being written in Saudi Arabia, where the star has acquired two villas on Nujuma Island, a millionaire’s retreat accessible only by sea or air. An operation of around eight million euros that confirms that, off the field, CR7 does not play in the lower leagues either.
His real estate map draws a dizzying journey. In Madeira, his homeland, there is a villa valued at more than seven million, with a private soccer field, swimming pools and jacuzzi, the place where he spent much of the pandemic. In Spain, he has a residence in Marbella, within the exclusive La Resina Golf complex.
In Portugal, he took another leap: a mansion in Quinta da Marinha, in Cascais, with three floors and more than 2,700 square meters, overlooking the Atlantic and a garage capable of holding 20 cars. The purchase alone cost almost 11 million euros, to which was added a deep renovation to the taste of Georgina Rodriguez.
A long list
If there is one trait that defines Cristiano, it is his dream garage. Bugatti Centodieci, Veyron and Chiron; Rolls-Royce Cullinan; Bentley Flying Spur for everyday use; and a parade of Italian jewels such as the Ferrari F12 Tdf, LaFerrari, Monza SP2 or several Lamborghinis. A car park worthy of a rolling museum.
To this universe must be added timepieces worth a fortune –Franck Muller, Rolex Daytona or the GMT Master “Ice” – and a business side that never rests: stakes in restaurants such as Tatel or Zela complete the picture of a global star who has turned sporting success into a lifestyle without concessions.
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