Ronaldo Reveals Secret to His "Healthy Body"... Now Unveils $58 Million Mansion in Portugal

Annual Salary of 300 Billion Won and Ultra-Luxury Properties Worldwide
Top Tier in Athlete Wealth Rankings
Solid Gold Faucets and a Private Beach
A Superstar Lifestyle Even After Retirement

Cristiano Ronaldo, the first footballer to become a billionaire, has once again demonstrated his status as the world's wealthiest sports star by unveiling the ultra-luxurious mansion where he plans to live after retirement. On January 1, the British daily The Mirror reported, "Ronaldo is set to move into an ultra-luxurious mansion worth about 30 million pounds (approximately 5.84 billion Korean won) after retirement, and construction on the property was recently completed." The mansion is located in an upscale coastal resort about 50 kilometers from Lisbon, Portugal, and is said to have taken more than three years to complete.

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This mansion, considered the most expensive house in Portugal, is equipped with facilities reminiscent of a five-star hotel, including eight bedrooms, a large infinity pool, a state-of-the-art private cinema, a gym, a sauna, and a massage room. The bathrooms feature solid gold faucets, and the interior is adorned with the finest Italian marble and a specially commissioned Louis Vuitton mural created for Ronaldo and his partner Georgina Rodriguez. Notably, the swimming pool boasts a unique design with a massive glass structure, allowing people to look up from the lower level and watch swimmers through an underwater passage.

Cristiano Ronaldo's mansion, considered the most expensive house in Portugal, is equipped with facilities reminiscent of a five-star hotel, including eight bedrooms, a large infinity pool, a state-of-the-art private cinema, a gym, a sauna, and a massage room. The Mirror

The mansion also features a private underground garage designed to house a supercar collection worth about 12 million pounds (approximately 2.33 billion Korean won). Ronaldo has also considered family life, with a dedicated playground for his five children and a private beach completely shielded from outside view. He has even reportedly considered purchasing a nearby golf course to ensure maximum privacy and security. Ronaldo already owns a penthouse with a 360-degree panoramic view in downtown Lisbon, a seven-story mansion on Madeira Island, and ultra-luxury properties in major cities around the world, including Spain, Italy, New York, and Dubai.

Among the Wealthiest Athletes in the World: How Much Is Ronaldo's Fortune?

Ronaldo's net worth is estimated to be around 1.4 billion pounds (approximately 2.7 trillion Korean won), making him one of the wealthiest athletes, both active and retired. Currently playing for Al Nassr in Saudi Arabia, Ronaldo is reported to earn over 200 million euros annually (approximately 300 billion Korean won), including his salary, image rights, and advertising revenue. This is the highest level not only among footballers but also among all sports stars. In addition to his lifetime contract with Nike and his own brand "CR7" (which includes clothing, underwear, fragrance, and hotel businesses), Ronaldo generates hundreds of billions of won in off-field income every year from advertising revenue driven by his influence on social media platforms.

Cristiano Ronaldo, who is currently playing for Al Nassr in Saudi Arabia, is known to earn approximately 200 million euros annually (about 300 billion Korean won), including his salary, image rights, and advertising revenue. Photo by Reuters Yonhap News

According to rankings compiled by Forbes and international sports business media, Ronaldo consistently ranks among the top athletes of all time in terms of net worth, alongside Michael Jordan, Tiger Woods, and Lionel Messi. In particular, among active athletes, he and Messi generate the highest earnings, and when considering his social media following (over 600 million worldwide), Ronaldo is regarded as unrivaled in commercial value.

Meanwhile, Ronaldo is scheduled to play for the Portugal national team at the 2026 North and Central America World Cup and is under contract with Al Nassr until June 2027, meaning he will continue his playing career in Saudi Arabia. In particular, if he scores 44 more goals, Cristiano Ronaldo will reach a personal milestone of 1,000 career goals, and he has expressed a strong determination to achieve this historic feat. On December 30, at the 2025 Globe Soccer Awards held in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE), where he was named Best Middle Eastern Player, Ronaldo said, "It is not easy to keep playing as an active player, but I am motivated. Everyone knows my goals. I want to win trophies, and I want to reach 1,000 goals. As long as I stay injury-free, I believe it is possible," he added.