From €120M to Under €10M: Ronaldo's Dramatic Fall in Market Value
At 41 years old and under contract with Al-Nassr until 2027, Cristiano Ronaldo is now valued at between €8 and €10 million by Transfermarkt — twelve times less than his peak in 2014 and 2018.
Cristiano Ronaldo, five-time Ballon d’Or winner, is now worth only €8 to €10 million on the transfer market according to Transfermarkt. A figure that illustrates the distance traveled since the heights reached by the Portuguese star, now 41 years old and tied to Al-Nassr until June 2027.
The German portal had valued CR7 at €120 million on two occasions: between October 2014 and July 2015, when he was Real Madrid’s goal-scoring machine, and again in January 2018, at age 32. It was moreover at a similar price — €117 million — that the merengue club sold him to Juventus Turin during the summer 2018 transfer window. Since then, his valuation has continued to decline, year after year.
Nevertheless, Transfermarkt maintains Ronaldo in a relatively high bracket for a player of his age, due to his still-significant goal-scoring output and considerable marketing weight. By comparison, his estimated value today is roughly identical to that of Neymar, who is seven years his junior.
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