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← StoriesSportFirst published 20 October at 15:56, Politic.gr

Ranking of the highest-paid footballers with Ronaldo and Messi at the top

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What is happening

What the sources report

For the fourth consecutive year, Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi are the two highest-paid footballers in the world, according to the Forbes list. Newsbeast

Kylian Mbappé completes the trio. Newsbeast

Erling Haaland is fourth. in.gr

Ronaldo's income comes from his salary at Al Nassr, the 'CR7' brand and his investment portfolio. in.gr

Messi earns €70 million from Inter Miami. Newsbeast

Where they differ

Newsbeast writes that Ronaldo will receive about $300 million before tax, while in.gr states that his total income is €276 million. Newsbeast in.gr

Newsbeast writes that Messi is second with $145 million, while in.gr states that his earnings amount to €133.4 million. Newsbeast in.gr

Newsbeast writes that Mbappé has 100 million, while in.gr places him at €92 million. Newsbeast in.gr

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When each outlet covered it

First report 20 October at 15:56, latest 21 October at 12:18. Within the first hour: 1 of 5 outlets. Each column: 1 hour.