The Portuguese striker and main star of Al-Nassr from Saudi Arabia, Cristiano Ronaldo, continues to work to keep his future secure when he finally decides to announce his retirement from world football and for this he has been making a large number of investments and projects in order to generate income from the private market.
Given this fact, the 38-year-old player has decided to bet on the world of entertainment and became one of the owners of one of the most important audiovisual groups in Portugal and which has the television network CMTV in its portfolio of brands. and the newspaper Correio da Manha; both communication companies are among the most opular in the European nation.
According to the information provided by various Portuguese media, Cristiano Ronaldo bought a total of 30% of the shares of the company COFINA Media; With these figures, the Lusitanian forward became part of the group of the most important shareholders of the company; The event occurs despite some misunderstandings and confrontations that the Lusitanian artilleryman experienced in the past with members of these media.
The OK Diario portal reported that the operation is already closed and that it had been brewing for a couple of months; They also added that the forward is quite “excited” to be part of this conglomerate. “He likes to win, so he is always happy to be associated with winning projects,” added the quoted source.
“Having Cristiano with us, the best soccer player in history, a unique athlete who projects values such as demand, rigor, work and resilience, is an honor,” said Luís Santana, CEO of COFINA MEDIA, who He was in charge of making the news official to the country’s media.
This fact represents a new step in the business life of Cristiano Ronaldo, who recently launched a new water brand in the city of Madrid, in Spain, and little by little has been making various moves to be present in various economic sectors with which He hopes to exponentially increase his fortune.
Let’s remember that Cristiano already made history by signing a two-year contract in exchange for $200 million euros with Al-Nassr from Saudi Arabia to reinforce his squad and thus mark the path of other great figures of world football who made the decision to play in the Middle East for the upcoming season.
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