Cristiano Ronaldo's salary at Manchester United: How much he makes per hour, day, week, month, and year
Cristiano Ronaldo made a shocking return to Manchester United last season, but only a year later he has little room in the starting lineup. Check out here how much the Portuguese makes per hour, day, week, month, and year.
After failing to win a UEFA Champions League trophy during his stint at Juventus, Cristiano Ronaldo looked ready to move in the summer of 2021. Though the Portuguese was expected to leave, no one thought he would rejoinManchester United.
Unsurprisingly, his sensational return made big headlines and fans were delighted to have him back. Ronaldo was one of the few bright spots in a rather disappointing campaign for United, but things are much different this season.
After being linked with a move away from Old Trafford this summer, Ronaldo is nowhaving little playing time under Erik ten Hag. Therefore, the Red Devilsended up payinga huge salary for a player who rides the bench.
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Cristiano Ronaldo’s contract with Manchester United
Cristiano Ronaldoagreed to a two-year dealwith Man United last year. According to Goal, hemakes around $27 million per season. Thatmeans he took a$7 million pay cutfrom his Juventus contract.
How much does Cristiano Ronaldo make a week?
Cristiano Ronaldo. (Getty)
Considering Cristiano’s $27 million annual salary, he earns$2.25 million per month. That would make it nearly $560,000 a week;$80,000a day;$3.333per hour;or $55.55 perminute.
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