Cristiano Ronaldo's enormous net worth, retirement plans and £19m car collection

Cristiano Ronaldo has built a wealth of riches by immortalising himself as a football icon.

A legacy solidified at Manchester United, Real Madrid and Juventus, Ronaldo has racked up an indescribable list of achievements, including five Ballon d'Or awards, four European Golden Shoes, 33 trophies and becoming the highest goalscorer of all time.

His tally of 907 and counting is only going to be added to for Al-Nassr and Portugal, with the 2026 World Cup seemingly on his radar. Ronaldo has lived and breathed football all his life - and that's afforded him a life of luxury away from the beautiful game.

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Having amassed so much over the past two decades, it's tough to determine Ronaldo's exact fortune. Celebrity Net Worth estimate it to be $800million (£613m).

His contract with Al-Nassr alone, which positions him as the highest-paid player globally, is thought to be a staggering £219.5m annually. That expires next summer, but reports indicate he's prepared to extend his stay.

In addition to this, he has several endorsements, most notably with Nike, with whom he has a lifetime deal worth a guaranteed $1billion (£767m). He also has contracts with Armani, Tag Heuer, Kickoff, Herbalife, Livescore, Clear, Binance, PokerStars and Castrol.

In addition to his footballing prowess, Ronaldo has also ventured into entrepreneurship with his own clothing brand, CR7, and a hotel chain. He is well on his way to joining the elite club of sports stars who have amassed a net worth of over a billion.

Ronaldo has a particular fondness for luxury