Cristiano Ronaldo’s Saudi Proposal: Striker Could Afford Average UK House Within 20 Hours

With Cristiano Ronaldo eager to part ways with Manchester United this summer, a whole host of football’s elite are said to be monitoring his situation.

Reports from Portugal this week suggest an unnamed club from Saudi Arabia are prepared to offer the 37-year-old a deal he truly can not refuse.

The proposal, which includes a £30m transfer fee, would see the Portuguese propelled to the top of the highest earners list. The two-year contract is said to be worth £210m, and when broken down, it would see him earn £14,200 an hour, £341,000 per day, £2.4m every week and £10.4m per month. This is roughly five times more than he currently earns.

While Ronaldo’s desire is to leave Manchester United in search of a club with stronger title ambitions and a place in his beloved Champions League, this offer could well prove incredibly tempting when you break down the numbers.

🚨 A club from Saudi Arabia has made €30M offer to Manchester United for Cristiano Ronaldo. The player has a 2-year deal worth €250M waiting for him.

Jorge Mendes would receive a €20M agent fee for making the deal happen. 🇸🇦💰

(Source: TVI/CNN Portugal) pic.twitter.com/Fb0CJNwsym

— Transfer News Live (@DeadlineDayLive) July 14, 2022

What Could Ronaldo Afford to do and How Quickly?

We have decided to have a little fun here at Sportslens by taking a look at some of the stupendous items the legendary striker could afford should the unnamed Saudi club table said proposal.

• As the title suggests, he could afford the average UK house, priced at around £280,000, in just under 20 hours.
• It would take him less than three days to afford a Bugatti Chiron.
• He could accumulate enough money to pay for an incredibly overpriced meal at Salt Bae’s restaurant in London within five minutes.
• The most expensive property in the UK, which is valued at £35m, would be his within three and a half months.
• He could buy the most expensive Rolex ever sold (£15m), The Paul Newman Rolex Daytona, seven times over with his yearly salary.
• The seventh most expensive private jet in the world the Boeing 747-430 owed by the Sultan of Brunei, equates to roughly his full two-year salary. It comes equipped with washbasins made out of solid gold and Lalique crystal.
• Once his two years is up, he could move into the eighth most expensive property in the world. Four Fairfield Pond (£250m) has 39 bathrooms and 29 bedrooms, as well as a private basketball court, a two-lane bowling alley, and a 164 seat theatre.