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Cristiano Ronaldo Becomes Football’s First Billionaire

Portuguese superstar Cristiano Ronaldo has officially become the first footballer to reach billionaire status, according to a Bloomberg report. The 40-year-old Al-Nassr forward's net worth is now valued at $1.4 billion. This milestone is attributed to his massive career earnings from salaries, which exceed $550 million, and lucrative, long-term endorsement deals like his contract with Nike. His record-breaking move to Saudi Arabian club Al-Nassr in 2022, where he earns an estimated £177 million per year, significantly boosted his wealth. Ronaldo has also extended his contract with the club for two more years. While his long-time rival Lionel Messi has also earned over $600 million in his career, the Bloomberg report confirms Ronaldo as the first active player to cross the billion-dollar threshold.

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Rice Scores Against West Ham as Arsenal Go Top of League

Arsenal moved to the top of the Premier League with a comfortable 2-0 victory over West Ham United, fueled by a goal from former Hammer Declan Rice. Rice broke the deadlock in the 38th minute, scoring from a rebound against the club he left last summer. The Gunners doubled their lead in the 67th minute when Bukayo Saka confidently converted a penalty after Jurriën Timber was fouled in the box. The win was slightly marred by an injury to captain Martin Ødegaard, who was forced off in the first half. The result puts Arsenal at the summit, at least until Liverpool plays later on Saturday.

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Five Iconic FIFA World Cup Match Balls Through History

The official match ball of the FIFA World Cup has evolved from a simple leather sphere to a high-tech marvel. Here are five of the most iconic balls in the tournament's history. 1. Tiento & T-Model (1930)The first World Cup final didn't have one official ball. Argentina supplied their "Tiento" for the first half, and Uruguay used their heavier "T-Model" for the second. Uruguay came back to win after switching to their preferred ball, making for a unique start to World Cup history. 2. Adidas Telstar (1970)The iconic black-and-white ball debuted in Mexico. Its 32-panel design was created to be more visible on black-and-white television broadcasts, revolutionizing the game for a global audience and making it an instant classic. 3. Adidas Tango (1978)A fan favorite, the Tango's design of black triangles created an illusion of motion. It was so popular […]

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Crystal Palace’s Mateta Earns First France Call-Up

Crystal Palace striker Jean-Philippe Mateta has been called up to the French national team for the first time. The 28-year-old was included in coach Didier Deschamps' squad for the upcoming World Cup qualifiers against Azerbaijan and Iceland. Mateta's selection is a reward for his outstanding form. He has scored four goals in ten games this season for a Crystal Palace side that is currently third in the Premier League. Since the start of the last campaign, he has netted 32 times in the league. Deschamps explained the call-up, saying, "I like his profile. He has the ability to score goals." Mateta gets his chance due to injuries to several established forwards, including Ousmane Dembélé and Marcus Thuram. France leads its World Cup qualifying group and can secure early qualification with two wins in the upcoming matches.

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