Cristiano Ronaldo becomes co-owner of Spanish club Almería

Portuguese football star Cristiano Ronaldo has acquired a 25% stake in the Spanish second division football club Almería. He expressed his ambition to contribute to the development of Spanish football.

Cristiano Ronaldo has acquired a stake in the Spanish second division club Almería, a consulting firm representing the Portuguese football star announced. Brunswick Group stated in a press release that Cristiano bought 25% of the club, which has a Saudi owner. "I have always had the ambition to contribute to football beyond the pitch. UD Almería is a Spanish club with solid foundations and clear growth potential," Cristiano said in a statement.

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