Retired Brazilian star Ronaldinho has a net worth of about $90 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth current wealth estimate. His assets center on R10 companies, Brazilian property, and ventures in drinks, fashion and esports. Net worth means total assets minus debts. That distinction matters here because fines, tax debts and lawsuits have repeatedly limited what he controls.
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- How much is Ronaldinho worth?
- Which brands and businesses use the R10 name?
- What property is tied to his fortune?
- What investments and legal costs weigh on assets?
How much is Ronaldinho worth?
Celebrity Net Worth reports the $90 million figure as built from football contracts, endorsements and businesses. That mix is common for retired global stars whose playing pay is later extended by brand income.
The headline number is not cash in hand. Seizures and debts in Brazil have at times left little money in his accounts, so readers should treat property lists as claims under legal pressure rather than free assets.
Which brands and businesses use the R10 name?
El Futbolero reports that Ronaldinho created the R10 brand with Nike, including the Nike Tiempo Ronaldinho R10 signature boot and soccer apparel. A GlobeNewswire/DRYWORLD announcement says he also promotes personal brand R] One with products including gin and launched esports organization R10 Team.
The fashion arm continues through global licensing. License Global reports that Ronaldinho partnered with Outerstuff to create football lifestyle brand R10 by Ronaldinho [licensing deal, built to celebrate the football-fashion crossover.
- Nike Tiempo R10 boot and R10 soccer apparel
- [R] One products including gin
- R10 Team esports organization
- R10 by Ronaldinho football-lifestyle apparel
What property is tied to his fortune?
Brazilian authorities seized 57 of his properties and confiscated his Brazilian and Spanish passports over a 9.5-million-reais environmental fine, according to GiveMeSport citing Folha de S.Paulo seizure report. The fine concerned illegal construction of a pier at his Porto Alegre lake house.
Tax inspectors separately pursued two properties in western Rio and Xangri-La, according to SportsGoal citing Brazilian media. Inspectors acted after finding almost no money in his bank accounts to cover about £1.69 million in other tax and council debts.
What investments and legal costs weigh on assets?
Brazil's Consumer Relations Institute sued over firm 18K Ronaldinho Comércio e Participações Ltda, seeking 300 million reais, about $60.66 million, according to Cryptonews hearing coverage. Investors lost funds after promises of 2% daily crypto returns, while Ronaldinho denies authorizing use of his name.
He and brother Roberto de Assis also spent 32 days in Paraguayan jail plus months of hotel house arrest in 2020, according to Bleacher Report citing AP/ESPN. They had entered Paraguay on fake passports, then were released on plea deals with Ronaldinho paying a $90,000 fine.