Report: the richest 10 players in the world of football .. obsessed over the legends

Some believe that football is just a game of fun, or only 22 players move the ball inside a green rectangle. But the fact that everyone should know that a popular sport like football has changed from a game to a multi-billion dollar industry, Match their game to a team, or legends retire and take advantage of their fame to earn more money.

Whether they rely on commercials, commercial projects or exploitation of the player's image, players or celebrities, particularly millions of dollars, have contributed to raising the net worth of their wealth.

In this context, we offer the richest 10 players in the world according to net worth, and the exciting break into the player is a former submerged list and surpassed many celebrities.

Pele - $ 100 million
The 75-year-old Pele, one of the greatest footballers since history, is 10th on the list after his fortune reached nearly $ 100 million, most of which came after his retirement when he used his name and image to do business for many companies and products. Many of his memories and his presentation for sale, and represented in more than a documentary film in addition to a film about his life story in 1977.

Eden Hazard - $ 100 million
Chelsea's Englishman Eden Hazard may not have achieved what he had hoped for last season, which led the Premiership side to have a very late place in the season before. However, the Belgian international's fame in the Blues season, which won the title and won the award The Premier League's best player has helped him use his name in many commercials, as well as his $ 15 million salary from Chelsea.

Ricardo Kaka - $ 105 million
Brazil's Kaka is one of the last to win the Golden Ball before Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi's reign, so he has enjoyed the public's love so far despite his relatively low profile. Kaka, who at one time was the world's biggest transfer in terms of value when he left Milan The Italian and went to Real Madrid, still retain some of the value of that deal certainly, in addition to his move to the team Orlando City US, which made him the most expensive American professional league players where he earns $ 6.6 million a year with a potential to rise to $ 7.2 million, and of course many and many Advertising Commercial v.

Wayne Rooney - $ 145 million
Wayne Rooney is one of the richest athletes in the world with a wealth of up to $ 145 million, an annual salary of $ 26 million, a sponsorship contract from Nike and many other commercials.

Phenomenon Ronaldo - $ 150 million
The Brazilian phenomenon Ronaldo is almost the only player who has played for Barcelona, Real Madrid, Inter Milan and AC Milan. He still enjoys the fans of all the teams he played for, so he exploited these popular advertising companies and the overwhelming talent in many commercials. Ronaldo also had financial contracts Not a few when he was playing for those four teams.
Ronaldo also has many sports facilities such as A1 team brazil and 9INE sports marketing.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic - $ 165 million
No one can deny the importance of the name of Zlatan Ibrahimovic in the world of football, the Swedish giant has become the trademark and the front of any club playing anywhere in the world, and Zlatan played for the largest clubs in the world and won with all of them several titles, which helped him to collect a huge wealth of clubs Such as Ajax, Juventus, Inter Milan, Barcelona, AC Milan and Paris St Germain, and recently signed an attractive contract with Manchester United. In 2003, Zlatan changed his name to a registered brand, meaning that any product or anything bearing his name Will receive a percentage of its sales.

• Dave Whelan - $ 210 million
  Dave Whelan may be the least famous on the list, but a fortune of $ 210 million can not be overlooked. Although he played only in Blackburn Rovers and Crewe Alexandra, Whelan made his way and became one of the wealthiest footballers not through his skills or career, But because of its administrative power.

As soon as he retired, Whelan went to the opening of shops with his name, and then bought a number of sports companies to end the case of the owner of Wigan Athletic Club and the game "DW" played by the team.

Lionel Messi - $ 280 million
No one disagrees with the popularity, skills and abilities of Argentina's Lionel Messi, who has won the Golden Ball 5 times in full, so all companies are scrambling to win the right to use his name or image in their various advertising campaigns. This is why Messi gets a lot of money from care contracts worth half his fortune or more , As well as being the most valuable football player in the world.
Messi receives nearly $ 20 million a year from the sponsorship contract only, from companies such as Adidas, Pepsi and many other companies, and launched an avengers promotion last year.

Cristiano Ronaldo - 320 million dollars
Cristiano Ronaldo is the world's highest paid athlete, and of course he is not at the top of the list. He also has an endless number of commercials, products bearing his name as well as a line of costumes also called "CR7".
Ronaldo now earns about 53 million dollars from Real Madrid a year, and gets 40 million dollars from his sponsors, a figure that no other athlete has received, in addition to the line of underwear that carries his name, of course.

David Beckham - $ 450 million
No one in the world knows David Beckham, even those who have not seen a player who knows his name, he is always linked to football in England or the country in general.

In addition to his achievements during his career and playing for a number of major clubs in the world, such as Manchester United, Real Madrid, AC Milan and Paris St Germain, he helped him and his strong and powerful charisma to lead the world of advertising and sponsorship contracts from the largest garment and luxury products factory.
In 2014, Beckham took advantage of a clause in his contract with Los Angeles Galaxy, who played for him in the US league before retiring. He bought a club in the city of Miami and is now looking for a stadium to compete in the professional league.