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Cristiano Ronaldo earns a stunning £147m from Nike, according to leaked details about incoming Man Utd star – The US Sun | The US Sun
Cristiano Ronaldo gets RM750 million in Nike sponsorship deal
Cristiano Ronaldo shows off priceless Nike trainers with 24k gold swoosh as sponsor celebrates his 33rd birthday - Mirror Online
Cristiano Ronaldo's Stunning €162 Million Nike Deal Includes €4 Million Ballon d'Or Bonus - SPORTbible
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Cristiano Ronaldo made to drop own brand of trainers after pressure from sponsors Nike - Mirror Online
