Kes on maailma parim jalgpallur?

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Rein Väin

a

[hacker12]

Cristiano Ronaldo

[Kasper]

Zinedine Yazid Zidane on ja jääb maailma parimaks jalgpalluriks.

[marabella666]

Tõnu Vanakesa

[eston maravilha]

aleksandr keržakov

[smörgåsbord]

juri gagarin.

[ALEKOK]

Jarmo Ahjupera

[Kasper]

Jarmo Ahjupera my ass.

[leht]

w.rooooooney

[Blend]

Ronaldinho.

[hacker12]

Stevie Gerard ka

[Saarlane]

Gerard ka

Seda Monaco oma mõtled, jah?

[Aramis]

Manchester United is the richest team in world soccer and Ronaldinho the highest-earning player, according to a survey by Forbes magazine.

Despite having only the fourth-highest annual revenue at $310 million, United is reported by the American business magazine to be worth $1.453 billion.

Real Madrid is ranked second at $1.036 billion, but has the highest revenue of $374 million.

Arsenal is the third most valuable at $915 million, but its revenue of $246 million is only ninth overall.

Bayern Munich, AC Milan, Juventus, Inter Milan, Chelsea, FC Barcelona and Schalke round out the top 10.

Man United was one of 10 English teams in the top 25, with four each from Italy and Germany, two from Spain, France and Scotland, and one from the Netherlands.

Barcelona star Ronaldinho moved to the top of the richest soccer player list, relegating David Beckham to second.

The Brazilian is worth $29.5 million, according to Forbes, with Beckham at $29.1 million.

Beckham is likely to go back to the top spot when he moves to the Los Angeles Galaxy of Major League Soccer this summer.

The top 10 is rounded out by Ronaldo (AC Milan), Wayne Rooney (Manchester United), Michael Ballack (Chelsea), Thierry Henry (Arsenal), Zinedine Zidane (retired), Fabio Cannavaro (Real Madrid), John Terry (Chelsea), and Steven Gerrard (Liverpool).

Forbes used revenues and operating income for the 2005-06 season and converted the figure into U.S. dollars based on June 30, 2006, exchange rates.

[Even]

David Beckham

[eston maravilha]

Sandro Iavašvili