Ronaldo Acquires Stake in Spanish Second-Tier Club Almeria
Cristiano Ronaldo has acquired a 25% stake in Spanish second-division club Almeria, the club announced Thursday. The investment was made through Ronaldo’s CR7 Sports Investments, reflecting a long-term commitment to football ownership. No financial details of the deal have been disclosed. Almeria has been under Saudi Arabian ownership for over six years, with Mohamed Al-Khereiji currently serving as president. The club was most recently in La Liga during the 2023-24 season and is currently third in Spain’s second division. Ronaldo, who previously played for Real Madrid, expressed his ambition to contribute to football beyond playing. He highlighted Almeria’s strong foundations and potential for growth, stating his desire to support the club in its new phase.
Cristiano Ronaldo buys stake in Saudi-owned second-tier Spanish club
Cristiano Ronaldo buys stake in Saudi-owned second-tier Spanish club
Ronaldo buys 25% stake in Spanish second-tier club Almeria
Ronaldo becomes co-owner of Spanish side Almeria
Ronaldo buys 25% stake in Spanish second-tier club Almeria
Cristiano Ronaldo buys 25 percent stake in Spanish second-tier club Almeria
Cristiano Ronaldo buys 25% stake in Spanish second division club Almería