Cristiano Ronaldo named in Portugal squad for sixth World Cup
The 41-year-old forward leads a 27-man Portugal squad announced Tuesday for the 2026 tournament, his final World Cup appearance.
Portuguese footballer displays personal garage featuring Ferraris, Bugattis, and McLarens on Instagram for the first time.
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Cristiano Ronaldo posted photographs of his personal car collection on Instagram Tuesday evening, marking the first time he has publicly displayed his garage in full. The Portuguese footballer captioned the images "My toys," offering followers a glimpse of his luxury vehicles.
The collection comprises more than 40 cars valued at approximately 25.6 million euros, or roughly 150 million Brazilian reais, according to estimates. Ronaldo has previously stated he does not know the exact number of vehicles he owns and does not drive all of them. Cars in his collection span multiple manufacturers and represent different phases of his career.
The collection includes four Ferraris. The Purosangue is valued at approximately 2.3 million Brazilian reais. The 599 GTO reaches valuations near 6 million Brazilian reais. The SP3 Daytona is worth approximately 10.6 million Brazilian reais, while the Monza SP1, one of the rarest models with only 599 units produced globally, has sold at auction for prices near 14.7 million Brazilian reais.
Two Bugatti models are part of the collection. A Veyron is valued at approximately 13.6 million Brazilian reais. A Centodieci, an ultra-rare variant of which only ten units were manufactured, is also included.
The collection features additional vehicles from manufacturers including Rolls-Royce, McLaren, and other supercar brands. In interviews over the years, Ronaldo has described automobiles as his greatest passion outside of football. He has stated that Rolls-Royce vehicles are among those he most enjoys driving, while Bugatti models rank among his favorites overall.
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