Cristiano Ronaldo denies buying stunning mansion on Dubai’s ‘Billionaire Island’ worth at least £21millon
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CRISTIANO RONALDO has denied rumours he's bought a mega-mansion on Dubai's "Billionaire Island".
The Al-Nassr star was claimed to have added to his property portfolio with a home on Jumeirah Bay Island.
Ronaldo's property portfolio already includes a number of lavish homes around Europe.
He began construction on a new £7million mansion in Portugal in 2021 to add to his luxury Madeira villa.
His portfolio also features properties in Manchester, Turin, Marbella and Madrid.
According to , the 38-year-old had bought a multi-million property on the secluded enclave.
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The report added Ronaldo is set to see the mega-mansion completed at some point in 2024.
It is rumoured to be priced at at least £21million.
However, Ronaldo's representatives moved to deny the rumours after being approached for comment by SunSport.
The five-time Ballon d'Or winner and girlfriend Georgina Rodriguez have two children together and live with Ronaldo's three other kids.
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His eldest son Cristiano Jr was born in 2010, before he fathered twins via surrogacy in 2017.
However, the family will not be residing on the island despite the rumours.
One mansion on the island measures 30,000 square metres and has six bedrooms, a private beach and a showroom for seven cars.
The property also boasts a swimming pool with a view of Dubai and accommodation for employees.
Jumeirah Bay Island is better known as "Billionaire Island" and is the home of the super rich in Dubai.
Its moniker comes from the sheer number of billionaires on the island per square km, more than any other location in the United Arab Emirates.
The gated community includes fine-dining restaurants, a yacht club and a beach resort directly facing the ocean.
Opened in 2017, there are 10 mega-mansions on the island, which were expected to be sold for £430m in total once completed.
Property prices on the man-made island have skyrocketed since the pandemic, according to the .
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Just last April, a 24,500 square foot plot of sand was sold for a record £27million, surpassing the previous biggest sale of £19.5million.
Meanwhile, Ronaldo was recently rewarded for his fine goalscoring form in Saudi Arabia with a place in the FifPro World XI nominations.
