06-08-2020, 12:36 AM
[b]Ronaldo Earns ÂŁ14m More From Instagram Than Juventus, Putting Messi To 2nd Place[/b]
Ronaldo is Instagram's top earner after raking in ÂŁ14million MORE from his posts than he does playing for Juventus. According to a new report from Buzz Bingo, the Portuguese superstar has retained his crown as the social media site's highest earner.
The 35-year-old, who also has the most followers on Instagram at 222m, raked in ÂŁ41.7m from 43 sponsored posts in the past 12 months.
In comparison, Ronaldo was making ÂŁ27.3m from his salary at Juventus, before any coronavirus-related pay cuts.
The five-time Ballon d'Or winner saw an increase of ÂŁ3.5m from his Instagram earnings in 2019 by pocketing an average of ÂŁ971,000 per sponsored post.
Over the past year he promoted Nike, his fragrance CR7 Play it Cool and even an EMS training device called 'Sixpad'.
Ronaldo's longstanding rival Lionel Messi was beaten into the second spot after his sponsored posts collected a total of ÂŁ25.2m, or ÂŁ631,000 every time he made one.
The Barcelona captain has money-making partnerships with Adidas and regularly posts pictures of his globe-trotting lifestyle.
David Beckham was once again the highest-paid British star on the rich list for his posts to his 63m followers.
The 45-year-old is such a hit on the social media platform he scooped a whopping ÂŁ9.6m despite retiring over seven years ago.
Some of his paid Instagram partnerships included posts for Tudor Watch, Marina Bay Sands Hotel and Kent & Curwen.
In a list dominated by athletes, Neymar is the fifth-highest sportsman after netting ÂŁ6.7m from the social media site this year with a reported average of ÂŁ617,000 per paid post.
Interestingly Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski has the second most sponsored posts of all celebrities at 47, four above Ronaldo.
Yet the Poland international's lack of off-field exposure means he can only fetch around ÂŁ76k per post and made just ÂŁ3.58m for his troubles this year.
And despite being considered one of football's most marketable stars, Manchester United star Paul Pogba is ninth on Instagram's highest-earning athletes.
The Frenchman, who has a ÂŁ290,000-a-week wage packet at Old Trafford, can make an additional ÂŁ181k per sponsored post and scored ÂŁ1.8m this year.
That was enough to see Pogba finish just above former Chelsea star Eden Hazard.
The ÂŁ400k-a-week Belgian captain made ÂŁ1.4m this year following his ÂŁ122k fee for advertising to fans on social media.
Source:Â https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/football/11780742/cristiano-ronaldo-instagram-earnings-messi-kylie-jenner/amp/
Ronaldo is Instagram's top earner after raking in ÂŁ14million MORE from his posts than he does playing for Juventus. According to a new report from Buzz Bingo, the Portuguese superstar has retained his crown as the social media site's highest earner.
The 35-year-old, who also has the most followers on Instagram at 222m, raked in ÂŁ41.7m from 43 sponsored posts in the past 12 months.
In comparison, Ronaldo was making ÂŁ27.3m from his salary at Juventus, before any coronavirus-related pay cuts.
The five-time Ballon d'Or winner saw an increase of ÂŁ3.5m from his Instagram earnings in 2019 by pocketing an average of ÂŁ971,000 per sponsored post.
Over the past year he promoted Nike, his fragrance CR7 Play it Cool and even an EMS training device called 'Sixpad'.
Ronaldo's longstanding rival Lionel Messi was beaten into the second spot after his sponsored posts collected a total of ÂŁ25.2m, or ÂŁ631,000 every time he made one.
The Barcelona captain has money-making partnerships with Adidas and regularly posts pictures of his globe-trotting lifestyle.
David Beckham was once again the highest-paid British star on the rich list for his posts to his 63m followers.
The 45-year-old is such a hit on the social media platform he scooped a whopping ÂŁ9.6m despite retiring over seven years ago.
Some of his paid Instagram partnerships included posts for Tudor Watch, Marina Bay Sands Hotel and Kent & Curwen.
In a list dominated by athletes, Neymar is the fifth-highest sportsman after netting ÂŁ6.7m from the social media site this year with a reported average of ÂŁ617,000 per paid post.
Interestingly Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski has the second most sponsored posts of all celebrities at 47, four above Ronaldo.
Yet the Poland international's lack of off-field exposure means he can only fetch around ÂŁ76k per post and made just ÂŁ3.58m for his troubles this year.
And despite being considered one of football's most marketable stars, Manchester United star Paul Pogba is ninth on Instagram's highest-earning athletes.
The Frenchman, who has a ÂŁ290,000-a-week wage packet at Old Trafford, can make an additional ÂŁ181k per sponsored post and scored ÂŁ1.8m this year.
That was enough to see Pogba finish just above former Chelsea star Eden Hazard.
The ÂŁ400k-a-week Belgian captain made ÂŁ1.4m this year following his ÂŁ122k fee for advertising to fans on social media.
Source:Â https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/football/11780742/cristiano-ronaldo-instagram-earnings-messi-kylie-jenner/amp/