Who earns the biggest bonus: Tom Brady for a Super Bowl or Cristiano Ronaldo for a Champions League

Tom Brady and Cristiano Ronaldo are without any doubt some of the biggest icons ever in football and soccer respectively. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback and the Juventus striker are glories of their sport and their teams. In their minds, they have the Super Bowl and the UEFA Champions League respectively as the most desired trophies.

Cristiano Ronaldo has an impressive record of five UEFA Champions League finals won out of six appearances. Only Barcelona, led by Pep Guardiola, Lionel Messi, and Andrés Iniesta, took the trophy from his hands by beating Manchester United 2-0 in 2009.

As per Insider.com, Brady has earned $1.75 million in terms of bonuses throughout the ongoing NFL season, and of course, he will receive another one if Tampa Bay Bucaneers beat the Kansas City Chiefs on February 7. Reports say he’ll be paid $500,000 if he wins his seventh title in NFL.

Head-to-head, Ronaldo has an 83% of effectiveness having won five Champions League Finals in six appearances, a win, and a loss with Manchester United, and four more wins for Real Madrid. As for Brady, he is on a 67% after winning the Super Bowl six times out of nine appearances.

The Portuguese legend was paid, for example, a $720,000 bonus for winning the UEFA Champions League in 2016, beating fierce rival Atlético de Madrid. In that moment, he decided to donate it entirely for charity. In 2018 it was reported that Real Madrid wanted to offer him a $2.5 million bonus to convince him to stay in the club, but he left to Juventus.