Cristiano Ronaldo once again left competitors behind, rewarding five-time Ballon d’Or winner as the best player on Instagram for the third year in a row.
Ronaldo, who was named the highest paid athlete in the world according to Forbes in July for the first time since 2017 after moving to Saudi Arabia, he is now at the top of the rankings Instagram Rich List 2023global impact indicator Online.
List compiled using the planning tool Instagram Hopper Headquartersbased on internal and publicly available data on how much each user can charge to post on Instagram AND YouTube. Portuguese striker earns $3.23 million per Instagram postsecond Hopper Headquartersand has almost 600 million followers on the website social media.
It is not surprising that the closest competitor Ronaldo in the list or Lionel Messiand the World Cup winner from Argentina almost earned $2.6 million for mail.
This puts the two giants of football ahead of not only everyone else. star sports, but also celebrities such as singer and actress Selena Gomez, star belonging reality and makeup mogul Kylie Jenner and actor Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson.
Only two other athletes, player cricket Indian Virat Kohli and Brazilian footballer Neymar, they entered vertex 20. Neymar he earns almost twice as much as his teammate Paris Saint-Germain Kylian Mbappe for each mail.
“It still amazes me that the annual money earned on the platform increases every year.”he declared Mike Bandarco-founder Hopper’s headquarters.
“However, I am most interested in the consistent players at the top.”. It is clear that pomp and glamor traditional glory continues to prevail over new status From “influential people”
“Ronaldo and Messi dominate not only on the pitch, but also on the digital stage, where they clearly embody the power of personal branding and the impact it has on us ‘ordinary people.’
Influential person From Instagram highest paid star TikTok Xabi Lameis number 40 on the list. Ronaldo he’s almost making money 10 times more than he earns Blades for his mail on Instagram.
Source: Reuters.com