Why is Ronaldo so valuable?
Maybe Cristiano Ronaldo knew where he was going from the beginning. It has been 15 months since the opening of the CR7 Museum in the Madeira Islands, which is a statement of keeping all of his awards and special memories in a home. There are more than 140 awards in Ronaldo's personal museum. This includes "Player of the Year 2007" by Czech football fans and "Player of the Year" from Manchester United fans living in Cyprus. Apart from three Ballon d'Or's, there are also over 30 match balls from Ronaldo's hat-tricks. The creator of the CR7 Museum, Ronaldo's brother Hugo, is the owner of the mansion in La Finca, which has been converted into a 7 million euro museum. The entrance fee of the museum is 5 euros and the number of visitors reached 10 thousand in the first month. However, the early stages of his career are of great importance for Ronaldo. The first car, the Seat Ibiza, still maintains its place in the 18-car garage where luxury vehicles such as Lamborghini Aventador and Bugatti Veyron are located. Ronaldo's real estates include an apartment in Lisbon, a luxury house in Funchal, a villa in Moita, a cottage in Geres, a natural park in Santo Estevao and a resort hotel in Porto Santo near Madeira Island. taking. Ronaldo's manager, Jorge Mendes, should not be underestimated either. He believed in Ronaldo from the beginning. But even he might be surprised that he got to this level. When Ronaldo won Ballon D'Or for the first time in 2008, Mendes had warned in a statement to Record that: “Cristiano Ronaldo is a genius. There is no limit to his ambition and professionalism, overcoming every obstacle. He knows exactly what he wants. Always aiming for more and better. It is not affected by praise or criticism. He is aware that he cannot live in the past and that the future is the only important thing. Therefore, it is constantly hungry for new achievements. " “But none of this is a coincidence. Cristiano Ronaldo has been pursuing perfection since childhood. He is not tired of working to learn and improve. Maybe in 10 years he will lose his reputation and reputation, but he will win it over and over again because he is better than everyone else. " In the meantime, Mendes has done what no other manager has done, managing Ronaldo's image rights in the best way possible. It enabled him to work with the biggest brands. He thought that the biggest players would work with the biggest brands. And success too. Six photos with TAG Heuer ads, which Ronaldo shared on Facebook for two days, reached 34.9 million views and 2.4 million likes. Sports marketing expert Pierre Emmanuel Davin said that only this interaction brought the company at least 300,000 euros. Luis Correia, Ronaldo's head of social media, said: “If Ronaldo's over 155 million social media fans held hands, they could have gone around the world four times. It has more followers than CNN and The New York Times combined. It's more than Manchester United and Chelsea combined. This shows the power of being a star. Marketing is star-driven today. " Among Ronaldo's sponsors, all companies except KFC work on wellness, performance and quality. "Ronaldo is the impersonation of the luxurious life that is sought after," Davin's statement on France Football explains this. Goncalo Lopes, a Portuguese journalist working at Diario de Noticias, said: “Every company that invests in Ronaldo gets more thanks to his reputation. So Ronaldo is worth it. " Ronaldo, who turned 30 last month, does not seem to slow his income growth. He has a 92 percent recognition rate worldwide, and 86 percent consider him a good ambassador. "Ronaldo is Portugal's most important image ambassador abroad," museum director Nuno Mendes told The Independent last year. he said. According to Correia, Ronaldo is a remastered version of Bekcham. “Ronaldo's fortune comes from what he's done on the pitch and the clubs he's wearing. He will own a very strong brand after he retires. Its strategy is simple. Glorifying your brand as long as it is at the top of the game. When he retires, he will continue to follow Beckham's path. " Wealth is all about being even richer.
Why is Ronaldo so valuable?
Maybe Cristiano Ronaldo knew where he was going from the beginning. It has been 15 months since the opening of the CR7 Museum in the Madeira Islands, which is a statement of keeping all of his awards and special memories in a home. There are more than 140 awards in Ronaldo's personal museum. This includes "Player of the Year 2007" by Czech football fans and "Player of the Year" from Manchester United fans living in Cyprus. Apart from three Ballon d'Or's, there are also over 30 match balls from Ronaldo's hat-tricks. The creator of the CR7 Museum, Ronaldo's brother Hugo, is the owner of the mansion in La Finca, which has been converted into a 7 million euro museum. The entrance fee of the museum is 5 euros and the number of visitors reached 10 thousand in the first month. However, the early stages of his career are of great importance for Ronaldo. The first car, the Seat Ibiza, still maintains its place in the 18-car garage where luxury vehicles such as Lamborghini Aventador and Bugatti Veyron are located. Ronaldo's real estates include an apartment in Lisbon, a luxury house in Funchal, a villa in Moita, a cottage in Geres, a natural park in Santo Estevao and a resort hotel in Porto Santo near Madeira Island. taking. Ronaldo's manager, Jorge Mendes, should not be underestimated either. He believed in Ronaldo from the beginning. But even he might be surprised that he got to this level. When Ronaldo won Ballon D'Or for the first time in 2008, Mendes had warned in a statement to Record that: “Cristiano Ronaldo is a genius. There is no limit to his ambition and professionalism, overcoming every obstacle. He knows exactly what he wants. Always aiming for more and better. It is not affected by praise or criticism. He is aware that he cannot live in the past and that the future is the only important thing. Therefore, it is constantly hungry for new achievements. " “But none of this is a coincidence. Cristiano Ronaldo has been pursuing perfection since childhood. He is not tired of working to learn and improve. Maybe in 10 years he will lose his reputation and reputation, but he will win it over and over again because he is better than everyone else. " In the meantime, Mendes has done what no other manager has done, managing Ronaldo's image rights in the best way possible. It enabled him to work with the biggest brands. He thought that the biggest players would work with the biggest brands. And success too. Six photos with TAG Heuer ads, which Ronaldo shared on Facebook for two days, reached 34.9 million views and 2.4 million likes. Sports marketing expert Pierre Emmanuel Davin said that only this interaction brought the company at least 300,000 euros. Luis Correia, Ronaldo's head of social media, said: “If Ronaldo's over 155 million social media fans held hands, they could have gone around the world four times. It has more followers than CNN and The New York Times combined. It's more than Manchester United and Chelsea combined. This shows the power of being a star. Marketing is star-driven today. " Among Ronaldo's sponsors, all companies except KFC work on wellness, performance and quality. "Ronaldo is the impersonation of the luxurious life that is sought after," Davin's statement on France Football explains this. Goncalo Lopes, a Portuguese journalist working at Diario de Noticias, said: “Every company that invests in Ronaldo gets more thanks to his reputation. So Ronaldo is worth it. " Ronaldo, who turned 30 last month, does not seem to slow his income growth. He has a 92 percent recognition rate worldwide, and 86 percent consider him a good ambassador. "Ronaldo is Portugal's most important image ambassador abroad," museum director Nuno Mendes told The Independent last year. he said. According to Correia, Ronaldo is a remastered version of Bekcham. “Ronaldo's fortune comes from what he's done on the pitch and the clubs he's wearing. He will own a very strong brand after he retires. Its strategy is simple. Glorifying your brand as long as it is at the top of the game. When he retires, he will continue to follow Beckham's path. " Wealth is all about being even richer.
Why is Ronaldo so valuable?
Maybe Cristiano Ronaldo knew where he was going from the beginning. It has been 15 months since the opening of the CR7 Museum in the Madeira Islands, which is a statement of keeping all of his awards and special memories in a home. There are more than 140 awards in Ronaldo's personal museum. This includes "Player of the Year 2007" by Czech football fans and "Player of the Year" from Manchester United fans living in Cyprus. Apart from three Ballon d'Or's, there are also over 30 match balls from Ronaldo's hat-tricks. The creator of the CR7 Museum, Ronaldo's brother Hugo, is the owner of the mansion in La Finca, which has been converted into a 7 million euro museum. The entrance fee of the museum is 5 euros and the number of visitors reached 10 thousand in the first month. However, the early stages of his career are of great importance for Ronaldo. The first car, the Seat Ibiza, still maintains its place in the 18-car garage where luxury vehicles such as Lamborghini Aventador and Bugatti Veyron are located. Ronaldo's real estates include an apartment in Lisbon, a luxury house in Funchal, a villa in Moita, a cottage in Geres, a natural park in Santo Estevao and a resort hotel in Porto Santo near Madeira Island. taking. Ronaldo's manager, Jorge Mendes, should not be underestimated either. He believed in Ronaldo from the beginning. But even he might be surprised that he got to this level. When Ronaldo won Ballon D'Or for the first time in 2008, Mendes had warned in a statement to Record that: “Cristiano Ronaldo is a genius. There is no limit to his ambition and professionalism, overcoming every obstacle. He knows exactly what he wants. Always aiming for more and better. It is not affected by praise or criticism. He is aware that he cannot live in the past and that the future is the only important thing. Therefore, it is constantly hungry for new achievements. " “But none of this is a coincidence. Cristiano Ronaldo has been pursuing perfection since childhood. He is not tired of working to learn and improve. Maybe in 10 years he will lose his reputation and reputation, but he will win it over and over again because he is better than everyone else. " In the meantime, Mendes has done what no other manager has done, managing Ronaldo's image rights in the best way possible. It enabled him to work with the biggest brands. He thought that the biggest players would work with the biggest brands. And success too. Six photos with TAG Heuer ads, which Ronaldo shared on Facebook for two days, reached 34.9 million views and 2.4 million likes. Sports marketing expert Pierre Emmanuel Davin said that only this interaction brought the company at least 300,000 euros. Luis Correia, Ronaldo's head of social media, said: “If Ronaldo's over 155 million social media fans held hands, they could have gone around the world four times. It has more followers than CNN and The New York Times combined. It's more than Manchester United and Chelsea combined. This shows the power of being a star. Marketing is star-driven today. " Among Ronaldo's sponsors, all companies except KFC work on wellness, performance and quality. "Ronaldo is the impersonation of the luxurious life that is sought after," Davin's statement on France Football explains this. Goncalo Lopes, a Portuguese journalist working at Diario de Noticias, said: “Every company that invests in Ronaldo gets more thanks to his reputation. So Ronaldo is worth it. " Ronaldo, who turned 30 last month, does not seem to slow his income growth. He has a 92 percent recognition rate worldwide, and 86 percent consider him a good ambassador. "Ronaldo is Portugal's most important image ambassador abroad," museum director Nuno Mendes told The Independent last year. he said. According to Correia, Ronaldo is a remastered version of Bekcham. “Ronaldo's fortune comes from what he's done on the pitch and the clubs he's wearing. He will own a very strong brand after he retires. Its strategy is simple. Glorifying your brand as long as it is at the top of the game. When he retires, he will continue to follow Beckham's path. " Wealth is all about being even richer.
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