Wednesday, 15 March 2017

What is Gareth Bale's net worth and how much does the Real Madrid star earn?


The Welshman has become one of the highest-paid players in the world at the Santiago Bernabeu but how does he compare to Cristiano Ronaldo?
Gareth Bale appears to be Cristiano Ronaldo's Real Madrid successor on the pitch, and he is beginning to rival him off it as well.
What is Ronaldo's net worth & salary?
The Welshman may not put himself as regularly in the public eye as his most famous team-mate but he has nevertheless curried favour with plenty of sponsors and earns a huge weekly wage at the Santiago Bernabeu.
But exactly how does Bale stack up financially when compared to Ronaldo and the other top players in the world?

How much does Bale earn?



The rumour was, when Gareth Bale signed a new six-year deal at Real Madrid last October, that Los Blancos had made him the best-paid player in the world.
His reign, however, lasted only a week. Madrid were never going to be able to give Bale a pay rise without ensuring Ronaldo was kept happy by remaining the top dog in the Spanish capital and, sure enough, the veteran signed his own six-year extension with just slightly better terms soon after.
Bale is said to pocket around £350,000 a week after tax, with the Guardian claiming that once bonuses are accounted for he will earn £150 million over the duration of the deal.

What sponsorship deals does Bale have?



Along with Lionel Messi, Bale has become the face of Adidas' football arm and reportedly signed a new deal with the company in 2014 worth £20m over six years.
He has also featured prominently for Nissan in their Champions League campaigns and, most notably of his recent endorsements, signed a 12-month deal with Foot Locker last year.

What businesses does Bale have?



At 27, Bale is only scratching the surface when it comes to the personal businesses the likes of Ronaldo have set up to exploit their brand and prepare for a career away from football.
A company called Primesure Limited has been established, however, to manage his own affairs. It has three shareholders; Bale himself owns 60 per cent of the company and his parents have 20 per cent each. Touchingly, according to the addresses listed on the company's accounts, Bale's parents appear to still live in the modest Cardiff home Gareth grew up in.

What charity work does Bale do?



Again, it should be noted here that Bale's rise to stardom is more recent than that of Ronaldo, Messi and some of the players he now finds himself alongside in terms of salary.
As such, most of his charitable endeavours thus far have focused on local issues close to him and his family. He supported the 'For Luca' campaign that aimed to raise £1.5m for a young boy who had suffered from severe meningitis to pay for prosthetic legs, and donated a signed Real Madrid shirt to help save a Cardiff scout group needing £250,000 to buy its headquarters.

What is Bale's net worth?



Estimates as to Bale's net worth vary, but last year the Sunday Times Rich List valued him at £34m.
That was before he signed his lucrative new Madrid contract, which will boost that number up considerably over the next few years. As Ronaldo and Messi head into their 30s and finally lose their grip on the Ballon d'Or, you can also expect the Wales star to become an even more valuable asset for both his club and sponsor

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