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Cristiano Ronaldo is the richest footballer in the world, according to the 2015 Goal Rich List, an annual chart of the game’s wealthiest active players.
The Real Madrid star, 30, also
topped the list in 2014 but has bolstered his position over the last 12 months
to emerge €10 million ahead of second-placed Lionel Messi with an overall
personal wealth of €210m.
Ronaldo has increased his wealth
substantially, thanks largely to having collected bonuses for helping Real
Madrid to the Champions League and Club World Cup crowns.
He also received a sum for winning
the 2014 Ballon d’Or.
Added to that, further earnings were
reaped from commercial deals with companies such as Toyota, Herbalife and
Samsung, while his long-term association with Nike remained a key
money-spinner.
Barcelona’s Messi, who was just €2m
short of Ronaldo’s wealth in 2014, continues to generate huge amounts off the
field through both commercial tie-ins and property moves, which have seen him
build up an extensive portfolio.
Industry experts worked with
specialists across the globe to bring together the final chart for 2015,
detailing a catalogue of investments by the world’s best-paid and
financially-savvy players.
Neymar charted third in the Goal
Rich List, with he and his family still benefitting from a huge chunk of the
forward’s transfer from Santos in 2013.
Paris Saint-Germain’s Zlatan
Ibrahimovic came in fourth, with Manchester United and England striker Wayne
Rooney the fifth and final player to register personal wealth of over €100m.
Former Manchester United and Real
Madrid midfielder David Beckham topped the list in 2013 before hisretirement from the game.
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Goal Rich List 2015 – Top 20
- Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid) – €210m
- Lionel Messi (Barcelona) – €200m
- The Neymar family (Barcelona) – €135m
- Zlatan Ibrahimovic (PSG) – €105m
- Wayne Rooney (Manchester United) – €103m
- Kaka (Orlando City) – €96m
- Samuel Eto’o (Sampdoria) – €87m
- Raul (New York Cosmos) – €85m
- Ronaldinho (Queretaro) – €83m
- Frank Lampard (Manchester City) – €80m
- Bastian Schweinsteiger (Bayern) – €75m
- Rio Ferdinand (QPR) – €72m
- Gigi Buffon (Juventus) – €68m
- Steven Gerrard (Liverpool) – €64m
- Yaya Toure (Manchester City) – €62m
- Franck Ribery (Bayern) – €61m
- Francesco Totti (Roma) – €60m
- Gerard Pique (Barcelona) – €58m
- Sergio Aguero (Manchester City) – €58m
- John Terry (Chelsea) – €56m
Cristiano
Ronaldo is the richest footballer in the world, according to the 2015
Goal Rich List, an annual chart of the game’s wealthiest active players.
The Real Madrid star, 30, also topped the list in 2014 but has bolstered his position over the last 12 months to emerge €10 million ahead of second-placed Lionel Messi with an overall personal wealth of €210m.
Ronaldo has increased his wealth substantially, thanks largely to having collected bonuses for helping Real Madrid to the Champions League and Club World Cup crowns.
He also received a sum for winning the 2014 Ballon d’Or.
Added to that, further earnings were reaped from commercial deals with companies such as Toyota, Herbalife and Samsung, while his long-term association with Nike remained a key money-spinner.
Barcelona’s Messi, who was just €2m short of Ronaldo’s wealth in 2014, continues to generate huge amounts off the field through both commercial tie-ins and property moves, which have seen him build up an extensive portfolio.
Industry experts worked with specialists across the globe to bring together the final chart for 2015, detailing a catalogue of investments by the world’s best-paid and financially-savvy players.
Neymar charted third in the Goal Rich List, with he and his family still benefitting from a huge chunk of the forward’s transfer from Santos in 2013.
Paris Saint-Germain’s Zlatan Ibrahimovic came in fourth, with Manchester United and England striker Wayne Rooney the fifth and final player to register personal wealth of over €100m.
Former Manchester United and Real Madrid midfielder David Beckham topped the list in 2013 before his
retirement from the game.
Check The First 20
Goal Rich List 2015 – Top 20
The Real Madrid star, 30, also topped the list in 2014 but has bolstered his position over the last 12 months to emerge €10 million ahead of second-placed Lionel Messi with an overall personal wealth of €210m.
Ronaldo has increased his wealth substantially, thanks largely to having collected bonuses for helping Real Madrid to the Champions League and Club World Cup crowns.
He also received a sum for winning the 2014 Ballon d’Or.
Added to that, further earnings were reaped from commercial deals with companies such as Toyota, Herbalife and Samsung, while his long-term association with Nike remained a key money-spinner.
Barcelona’s Messi, who was just €2m short of Ronaldo’s wealth in 2014, continues to generate huge amounts off the field through both commercial tie-ins and property moves, which have seen him build up an extensive portfolio.
Industry experts worked with specialists across the globe to bring together the final chart for 2015, detailing a catalogue of investments by the world’s best-paid and financially-savvy players.
Neymar charted third in the Goal Rich List, with he and his family still benefitting from a huge chunk of the forward’s transfer from Santos in 2013.
Paris Saint-Germain’s Zlatan Ibrahimovic came in fourth, with Manchester United and England striker Wayne Rooney the fifth and final player to register personal wealth of over €100m.
Former Manchester United and Real Madrid midfielder David Beckham topped the list in 2013 before his
retirement from the game.
Check The First 20
Goal Rich List 2015 – Top 20
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Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid) – €210m
-
Lionel Messi (Barcelona) – €200m
-
The Neymar family (Barcelona) – €135m
-
Zlatan Ibrahimovic (PSG) – €105m
-
Wayne Rooney (Manchester United) – €103m
-
Kaka (Orlando City) – €96m
-
Samuel Eto’o (Sampdoria) – €87m
-
Raul (New York Cosmos) – €85m
-
Ronaldinho (Queretaro) – €83m
-
Frank Lampard (Manchester City) – €80m
-
Bastian Schweinsteiger (Bayern) – €75m
-
Rio Ferdinand (QPR) – €72m
-
Gigi Buffon (Juventus) – €68m
-
Steven Gerrard (Liverpool) – €64m
-
Yaya Toure (Manchester City) – €62m
-
Franck Ribery (Bayern) – €61m
-
Francesco Totti (Roma) – €60m
-
Gerard Pique (Barcelona) – €58m
-
Sergio Aguero (Manchester City) – €58m
- John Terry (Chelsea) – €56m
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