Cristiano Ronaldo is one of the biggest superstars in world football. The Portuguese striker’s glorious career spans from 2003 to the present when CR7 signed a contract with Manchester United and after that, it is all history.

Despite the ups and downs in his career, Ronaldo himself still strives for perfection and that is why this superstar’s plan after retirement is also calculated very carefully. Ronaldo is 37 years old this year, with only a few years left of truly playing football at the top.

It is known that after retiring from his football career, Cristiano Ronaldo will return to his hometown in Portugal to retire. Here he built a majestic “Billion Dollar Villa”, known in the media as a palace at Quinta da Marinha, on the Portuguese Riviera.

According to The Sun, Ronaldo initially invested £10 million in the villa. However, so far the amount of money CR7 has ‘invested’ to complete this project stands at £17 million, mainly due to rising raw material prices.

At the same time, because he always pursues perfectionism in his career, Ronaldo wants his retirement to be truly correct. This is also believed to be the mansion where he and his wife Georgina Rodriguez, his children, and his mother Dolores Aveiro will live happily after Ronaldo retires.

What’s inside Cristiano Ronaldo’s ‘billion-dollar villa’?

To build a forward-looking resort project, hoping that his loved ones could live comfortably and happily, Ronaldo increased the amount of his investment in a villa in his hometown.

We know that this mansion will have two swimming pools, one outside the premises and one inside the building. Additionally, the mansion’s garage also contains 20 supercars from the CR7 collection.

The grounds of this mansion include two annexes, where Ronaldo and his mother, Dolores Aveiro, can rest or stay as long as they wish.

Depending on the progress of the work, Ronaldo’s retirement villa should be completed by the end of 2023.