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Officially — Cristiano Ronaldo Acquires 25% Stake in Spanish Club

Alaa Shamali by Alaa Shamali
28 February 2026
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In a move reflecting a significant shift in his off-field career, Spanish club UD Almería officially announced the addition of Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo to its ownership stake. Ronaldo acquired a 25% share of the club through his investment company, CR7 Sports Investments, as part of an investor consortium led by SMC Group, headed by Mohammed Al-Khuraiji.

According to Reuters, the deal was finalized without disclosing its financial details. The club confirmed in its official statement that Ronaldo’s involvement represents a strategic addition that will bolster Almería’s sporting and marketing ambitions in the coming period.

Official statement and expansion ambitions

In the club’s statement, Ronaldo expressed his pride in investing in Almería, noting that the club “possesses a strong foundation and clear potential for growth.” He also emphasized his eagerness to work with the management to support and develop the sporting project in the long term.

For his part, club president Mohammed Al-Khuraiji welcomed the arrival of the Portuguese national team captain, believing that his extensive experience and deep knowledge of Spanish football will contribute to propelling the club to new heights, both in terms of results and global presence and brand.

Cristiano Ronaldo — sporting and investment dimensions

This development comes at a time when Almería is competing in the Spanish Second Division, striving to return to the top flight after its relegation in the 2023-2024 season. Ronaldo’s entry as an investment partner is seen as a move that could give the club significant media and marketing momentum, in addition to institutional support for the sporting project.

It is noteworthy that Ronaldo, who is still an active player with Saudi club Al-Nassr, is expanding his presence in the world of sports investment, a clear indication of his post-retirement plans, as he seeks to leave his mark on the football industry through ownership and management.

With this move, one of the greatest players of the modern era transforms from a star on the pitch to a partner in decision-making, in an experience that could pave the way for a new path combining stardom and investment within European football.

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