Cristiano Ronaldo Invests in Spanish Club Almería
Portuguese Star Becomes Co-Owner of Segunda División Side
Football icon Cristiano Ronaldo has acquired a 25% stake in UD Almería, a Spanish football club currently competing in the Segunda División. The investment comes through Ronaldo’s company, CR7 Sports Investments, a subsidiary of CR7 S.A.
Almería’s Current Standing and Recent History
Almería currently holds third place in the Segunda División, Spain’s second professional football league. The club was relegated from La Liga in 2024.
Saudi-Led Ownership Group
The club was taken over in 2025 by the Saudi SMC group, which currently holds a 75% share. The financial details of Ronaldo’s investment have not been disclosed.
“It has long been my ambition to contribute to football beyond the field,”
Cristiano Ronaldo
Ronaldo, who previously starred for Real Madrid, expressed his desire to leverage his experience and contribute to the club’s potential. He was Real Madrid’s all-time top scorer during his nine seasons with the Spanish superpower.
Looking Ahead
This investment signals Ronaldo’s commitment to the future of football, both on and off the pitch. His involvement is expected to bring increased attention and resources to UD Almería as they strive to return to La Liga.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What percentage of Almería does Ronaldo own?
Cristiano Ronaldo owns 25% of UD Almería.
- Who owns the majority share of Almería?
The Saudi SMC Group owns 75% of UD Almería.
- What league does Almería currently play in?
Almería currently plays in the Segunda División, the second tier of Spanish football.
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