From 4 Messi to 10 super yachts: what Cristiano Ronaldo could buy with his new salary at Al Nassr

Only the officiality seems to be missing: the contract with Manchester United has been mutually terminated, Cristiano Ronaldo is preparing to become a new player of Al Nassr, a club in the Saudi top flight. At the end of the World Cup in Qatar, the five-time Ballon d’Or player will sign a contract with the Riyadh club that will see him receive, in the following two and a half years, the sum monster half a billion euros, that is 200 million a season: an absolute record in the history of football. Calculator in hand, this roughly equals 16.7 million a month, 4.2 million a week, 595,000 euros a day, 25,000 euros an hour, 413 euros a minute and just under 7 euros a second. In other words, a quantity of money so huge as to be even difficult to bring into reality. To help clear things up, here’s how the Portuguese could use his new salary to further improve his lifestyle.