However, his holiday at the luxury estate in Mallorca cost the best part of 30 million euros, if not a bit more.
He flew to island on his 22 million euros private jet, spent much of his time on board his 27 metres, 6.5 million euro luxury yacht, brought over his Bugatti Veyron, valued at more than one million euros, and a limited edition Mercedes off-roader, a present from the footballer’s wife, Georgina Rodríguez, for his 35th birthday. Priced at around 300,000 euros, it can go at 240 km/h and accelerate from 0 to 100 in 4.1 seconds.
He is also reported to have spent over 14,000 euros on sheets and towels and other items at the estate, not to mention a few lavish meals out and some expensive Internet shopping.
But, considering he makes around 18 million euros for playing just 33 hours of football, he will have covered the cost of his holiday in a week back at the office.
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What utter drivel. No it didn't cost €30m not even €3m, more like €300k tops. Dreadful journalism.
Still not caring about this guy and his Mallorcan holiday. Someone at the MDB needs to do their sums. Just because a value of an owned object ( such as a Yacht) is X it doesn’t make X a spend when it is sailed to another place, like here. This is brown nose reporting at its most infantile with bad maths thrown in. And it’s insulting to boot, to all of us who work for a damn sight less. And as Camila rightly says…no class.
Does anyone really care about the absurd and obscene amount of money that a football player spends on his vacation? Does he tell everyone for yet more publcity? It is shocking that the Bulletin would even publish something so vulgar! Like the football player, the Bulletin has lost all class.