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What is Cristiano Ronaldo's net worth? A look at the Portuguese football star's career
Ronaldo is the first celebrity who stands to gain from new Italian laws that cap taxes on income generated abroad at $117,000 a year; Amy Kellogg reports.
‘Get out’ - Manchester United fans send clear message to Glazers after Ronaldo revelation
Manchester United fans have once again called for the Glazers to sell the club after their stance on keeping Cristiano Ronaldo emerged.
Primoz Roglic's to lose? The red jersey contenders hoping to surprise the Slovenian at La Vuelta 2022
A month after withdrawing from the Tour de France with a fractured vertebrae, Primoz Roglic will return to action at the Vuelta a Espana in his bid to win a fourth successive red jersey. A course that features fewer steep climbs than usual, an opening team time trial plus a 30km flat individual race against the clock, should suit the 32-year-old Slovenian and his Jumbo-Visma team – provided Roglic has fully recovered from the knock that forced him out of the Tour for a second year running.
Soal Ronaldo, MU Tak Belajar dari Juventus?
Juventus pernah dibuat keteteran saat Cristiano Ronaldo pergi menjalang bursa transfer musim panas tutup. Manchester United harus belajar dari situasi itu.
Ronaldo Tak Tertarik ke Fenerbahce, Cuma Ingin Main di 5 Liga Top
Megabintang sepakbola Portugal Cristiano Ronaldo telah ditolak sederet klub-klub besar Eropa. Meski begitu, yang jelas Ronaldo tidak akan bergabung Fenerbahce.
Report: Cristiano Ronaldo will be allowed to leave Manchester United
According to a report in The Daily Telegraph, Cristiano Ronaldo will now be allowed to leave Manchester United. Providing he can find a new club.
Brier misses out on European semi-final by hundredth of a second
Joe Brier admits the demands of a jam-packed summer of athletics finally took their tool after missing out on the European Championship semi-final by the barest of margins in Munich. The Welsh star failed to progress as one of the three fastest losers by just 0.01s at the multi-sport event after clocking a respectable time of 46.06s in his 400m heat. Ad Brier, 23, finished behind Italian Davide Re, Swiss star Ricky Petrucciani, Serbian Bosko Kijanovic and Portugal's Joao Coelho after a hectic month also involving the World Championships in Oregon and the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.