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According to Forbes magazine's 2026 ranking, Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo, captain of Al Nassr Saudi Club, maintained his position as the highest-earning football player in the world, with an estimated total income of $300 million. This includes $250 million from his contract with Al Nassr and $50 million from sponsorships and investments. Argentine Lionel Messi ranks second with $145 million. Senegalese Sadio Mané, Ronaldo's teammate at Al Nassr, secured seventh place with earnings estimated at $54 million. The combined earnings of the top ten players reach approximately $942 million, with Ronaldo and Messi dominating nearly half of that amount, reflecting their financial dominance in global football.
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