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Portuguese footballer Cristiano Ronaldo has become the first active athlete to reach the $2 billion mark in career earnings. This was reported by Forbes magazine.
According to the magazine's data, a significant portion of the star's earnings consists of funds received from his contract with Saudi club Al-Nassr, as well as from advertising deals and his own business projects.
According to the publication's estimate, Ronaldo will earn $250 million in the 2026/27 season thanks to his appearances for Al-Nassr. He may also receive another $50 million from advertising and business activities.
Thus, the footballer's total projected income for this season amounts to $300 million.
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