Cristiano Ronaldo's planned £30 million retirement mansion in Portugal could be put up for sale due to privacy issues, according to reports. The eight-bedroom property in the Quinta da Marinha district, near Lisbon, has been under construction for three years and is now reportedly finished.
The 900-square-metre estate is one of the largest and most expensive homes in Portugal, featuring a glass swimming pool with an underwater walkway, an underground car park for his £12 million car collection, and a private beach. Other amenities include smart heating, a gym, indoor and outdoor pools, a massage room, a tennis court, a cinema, and a playground for his children.
Ronaldo, 40, signed a two-year contract worth £492 million with Saudi Pro League side Al-Nassr last summer, pushing his net worth to an estimated £1.4 billion. He lives with fiancée Georgina Rodriguez and their five children, and has been encouraged by his family to retire, though he insists on reaching 1,000 career goals first.
The forward also owns a mansion in Funchal, Madeira, which serves as the residence of his mother and brother. He purchased the property in 2015 and transformed it into a seven-storey apartment block at a cost of £7 million. Additionally, he owns a holiday home in Marbella, bought for £1.2 million in 2019, and a villa in the Turin foothills from his time at Juventus.
