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Cristiano Ronaldo buys a mega-mansion on ‘Billionaires Island’ in Dubai – Way of life Nigeria
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Cristiano Ronaldo, the world’s most well-known footballer, is claimed to have bought a mega-mansion on ‘Billionaires Island’ in Dubai.

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The Al-Nassr striker, who had a unbelievable 2023 season during which he was the highest scorer within the globe, can be celebrated for this feat on the Globe Soccer Awards in Dubai, the place he now resides.

Cristiano Ronaldo purchases a mega-mansion in Dubai.

In line with Bloomberg, the Portuguese celebrity has bought a property on Jumeirah Bay Island, often known as ‘Billionaires Island,’ a personal Dubai enclave for the ultra-rich.

In line with the story, Ronaldo, who earns £175 million a yr along with his Saudi workforce, will obtain the mega-mansion in 2024, and whereas particulars are unknown, it’s anticipated to value within the area of £1 billion.

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