US EditionCristiano Ronaldo buys stake in Saudi-owned second-tier Spanish club
Cristiano Ronaldo invests in UD Almería through CR7 Sports Investments aiming to boost team and academy growth at a Saudi-owned club in Spain's second division.
- Cristiano Ronaldo has purchased a 25% stake in Spanish second-division club Almeria, which has a Saudi Arabian owner.
- Ronaldo, 41, moved to Saudi Arabia to play for Al-Nassr at the end of 2022.
- Almeria is currently in third place in Spain's second division and was most recently in the first division in 2023-24.
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By César López, CNN in Spanish Cristiano Ronaldo began a new adventure in the world of football and in a role, at least until now, unknown to the Portuguese star. Cristiano, within his multiple commercial ventures, has had a diversified portfolio ranging from a line of underwear, perfumes, shoes and hotels to products of recovery and sports development. Now, the player of Al-Nassr will have share in a football team. It is the Almería of Spain, o…
Portuguese Astro invests through CR7 Sports Investments and sees 'great potential for growth' in the team of the second Spanish division
Ronaldo buys stake in Saudi-owned second-tier Spanish club
Cristiano Ronaldo has purchased a stake in Spanish second-division club Almeria, a consulting firm representing the Portuguese soccer star said on Thursday. Brunswick Group said in a statement that Ronaldo bought a 25 percent share of the club that has a Saudi Arabian owner. Ronaldo, 41, moved to Saudi Arabia to play for Al-Nassr at the end of 2022. "It has been a long-time ambition of mine to contribute to football, beyond the pitch. UD Almería…
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