Battle of the football superyachts…from Ronaldo’s £5.5m beast to Jim Ratcliffe’s ‘beach club’ & boat the size of a PITCH.
According to The Sun: What better idea than to spend a well-deserved vacation on a luxurious superyacht before the new football season?
Imagine yourself under the Mediterranean sun by your own endless pool, lounging on the 'beach club' onboard, and then enjoying a festive dinner prepared by your personal chef.
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Or imagine trying to decide whether to choose a 100-meter yacht or a 120-meter one, and whether one helicopter pad will be enough?
For most of us, it's just a dream, but for wealthy footballers and club owners, superyachts have become a reality.
These floating palaces are fitted with everything needed: from several guest suites to personal bars and cinemas.
To avoid boredom against the backdrop of the endless sea, many of them come equipped with numerous entertainment options: tennis courts, gyms, and spas.
In this overview, we will tell you about the superyachts of the richest owners in world football.
David Beckham
The Beckham family not only owns several houses in London, the Cotswolds, and Miami but also a luxurious floating megamansion.
The yacht named 'Seven', worth £14.8 million, got its name in honor of David's football number and his daughter Harper's middle name.
With four rooms for ten guests and a length of over 40 meters, they acquired it by trading in a smaller yacht worth £5 million.
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The couple was actively involved in supporting the yacht, drawing inspiration from friends Elton John and David Furnish.
A source reported:
“David was looking at some yachts over the summer and decided to treat himself. He was hands-on with the yacht's design and fully controlled everything.”
Cristiano Ronaldo
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The legend of Portuguese football purchased the Azimut Grande yacht for £5.5 million in 2020 and immediately set off on a journey along the Italian coast with his family.
The 26-meter yacht features five cabins, six bathrooms, a spacious living room, and a luxurious dining area.
This Italian superyacht often appears on the social media pages of Ronaldo and his fiancée Georgina.
Sheikh Mansour
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The yacht of Sheikh Mansour, worth £500 million, is so large that it could easily fit in the 'Etihad' stadium.
This yacht, which was the fourth largest in the world during its construction, has 40 cabins for 48 guests and two helicopter pads.
The Sheikh named the vessel 'Blue' in honor of his club, which has become an eight-time Premier League champion.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic
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The Swedish footballer has always been known for his style, so in 2022, he acquired a 34-meter superyacht known as 'Unknown'.
While the exact cost of the yacht is not yet known, it is estimated at around £12 million.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe
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Billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe owns the £130 million yacht Hampshire II, yet this does not hinder his popularity among fans.
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The Saudi prince Mohammed Bin Salman spent half a billion pounds on the Serene yacht in 2015.
Joe Lewis
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Joe Lewis, a self-made billionaire from historic East London, owns the superyacht Aviva, which can be seen on the Thames.
This yacht, worth £113 million, is considered his 'mobile office' and features a 20-meter tennis court.
The total length of the yacht is about 100 meters, along with a beach club, pool, 'secret' cinema, and piano lounge.
The interior design of the yacht is equally impressive – one of the walls is adorned with a piece of art by British artist Francis Bacon.
John W. Henry
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The owner of 'Liverpool', John W. Henry, can find peace on his yacht Elysian, valued at £68 million, which offers numerous luxurious amenities including a pool, fireplace, gym, and spa.
The 66-meter yacht accommodates 12 guests in six luxurious cabins.
A brief summary: Yachts have become a status symbol for the wealthy football elite. Owners can enjoy luxury, choosing between fashionable yachts and stunning routes. This opportunity demonstrates not only their success on the field but also in everyday life, as style and comfort in leisure time now merge with the grandeur of seafaring journeys. These floating palaces have truly become a part of their lifestyle.Read also
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