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While Rafael Nadal toured the world and earned 10 million, the difference generated by Messi vs Cristiano

While one of the best tennis players tours Latin America and receives 10 million, this will generate the match between Messi and Ronaldo

By Wilian Estrella

While one of the best tennis players tours Latin America and receives 10 million, this will generate the match between Messi and Ronaldo
While one of the best tennis players tours Latin America and receives 10 million, this will generate the match between Messi and Ronaldo
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Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo will face each other again in perhaps the last match we will see between the two stars. It is precisely a friendly match agreed between PSG and the stars of Al Hilal and Al Nassr in Saudi Arabia. Now, it is surprising how much the teams will earn for the match.

The friendly match between French club PSG and the All Star squad made up of players from Riyadh's top two clubs, Al Nassr and Al Hilal, will take place this Thursday, January 19, at the King Fahd Stadium in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

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While Rafael Nadal visited Argentina, Chile, Brazil, Ecuador, Colombia and Mexico in almost nine days and played against the Norwegian Casper Ruud and the Chilean Alejandro Tabilo. In total, he ended up taking more than ten million euros. Now, the amount that the clubs will receive for playing this match is already surprising.

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The French club, invited to this new edition of the Riyahd Season Cup 2023, according to L'Equipe, will receive more than ten million euros for its participation. That is a higher amount for a single match than what Nadal received for a whole tour of several countries around the world.

 


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