MANCHESTER (UK): Cristiano Ronalo’s big money trip to Manchester United saw him replacing Lionel Messi as the highest paid soccer player in the world, according to the latest rank released by Forbes.
Ronaldo is set to get $ 125 million before tax in the season 2021-22, with $ 70 million comes from salary and bonuses to return to United.
This 36-year-old child is set to get around $ 55 million (£ 40.31 million) from commercial offers, only three other active athletes that make more commercial: Roger Federer ($ 90 million), LeBron James ($ 65 million) and Tiger Woods ($ 60) million).
The highest paid soccer player in the world in 2021 was revealed: https://t.co/kjlti9A6YB https://t.co/KKDDNQHU1F- Forbes (@Forbes) 1632316083000HIS Longtime and Arch-rival, Lionel Messi will generate $ 110 million (£ 80.63m) this season, with $ 75 million (£ 50 million) from that number comes from his salary and bonus at the Parc des Princes, according to Forbes.
The former Barcelona star will extinguish his PSG salary with around $ 35 million in ratification.
The top ten soccer players in the world are expected to collect pre-tax income of $ 585 million this season, …
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3 Again with $ 95 million, and Kylian Mbappe is 22 years old, which is No.
4 with $ 43 million.
In total, the 10 highest paid footballers are set to collect tax revenues of around $ 585 million (£ 428 million) this season, up from the total last year around $ 570 million (£ 471 million).