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Cristiano Ronaldo surpasses arch-rival Lionel Messi as the highest-paid footballer in the world as per the latest Forbes ranking. 

Cristiano Ronaldo overtakes Lionel Messi as Forbes' highest earning footballer

Ronaldo surpasses arch-rival Messi&nbsp;as the highest-paid footballer in the world as per the latest Forbes ranking.&nbsp;

Ronaldo&nbsp;topples Messi as highest-paid footballer: Forbes
While Ronaldo&nbsp;will earn $125m, Messi&nbsp;will collect $110m this season Ronaldo&nbsp;is only behind 3 active athletes in terms of earning commercially
3 PSG players in the top 5 Forbes highest paid footballers in the world
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Cristiano&nbsp;Ronaldo who recently returned to Manchester&nbsp;United in a deal worth $19m has surpassed Lionel Messi&nbsp;as the highest-paid footballer, as per the latest rankings released by Forbes.

<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/ronaldo-shatters-another-record-wants-to-play-for-3-4-more-years-1630555945423">Cristiano&nbsp;Ronaldo who recently returned to Manchester&nbsp;United</a> in a deal worth $19m has surpassed Lionel Messi&nbsp;as the highest-paid footballer, as per the latest rankings released by Forbes. While CR7 is set to earn $125m this season, the long-time Barca&nbsp;player, who recently joined&nbsp;Paris Saint Germain&nbsp;will earn $110m in the 2021-22 season. The Portuguese player who is only behind Roger Federer, Lebron&nbsp;James, and Tiger Woods in terms of making money commercially, will earn $36m from endorsements alone. His arch-rival,&nbsp;Messi&nbsp;will get $35m from commercial deals.&nbsp; Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/return-to-manchester-united-is-the-best-decision-says-ronaldo-1630599342105">Return to Manchester United is &lsquo;the best decision&rsquo;, says Ronaldo&nbsp;</a> Following Ronaldo&nbsp;and Messi&nbsp;are Neymar&nbsp;with $95m, Kylian&nbsp;Mbappe&nbsp;($43m), and Mohammed Salah&nbsp;($41m).&nbsp;According to Forbes, the top 10 highest-earning footballers will earn $585m before taxes this season, a $15m jump from last year.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Former UFC&nbsp;featherweight and lightweight double champion Conor McGregor topped the Forbes list for highest-paid athletes for the first time ever on Wednesday.
McGregor earned 180 million US dollars this year, 158 million US dollars of which was made out of the ring, which landed the Irishman in the Forbes top 10 for the second time.
Barcelona's Lionel Messi, who ranks second on this year's list, sets a record for the highest-earning soccer player after bringing home 130 million US dollars over the last year, while Cristiano Ronaldo moves to number three this year, as the Juventus forward brought home 120 million US dollars.

McGregor beats Messi and Ronaldo to No.1 on Forbes rich list

Former UFC&nbsp;champion Conor McGregor topped the Forbes list for highest-paid athletes for the first time ever, leaving behind stars&nbsp;Lionel Messi&nbsp;and&nbsp;Cristiano Ronaldo.

Former UFC&nbsp;featherweight and lightweight double champion Conor McGregor topped the Forbes list for highest-paid athletes for the first time ever on Wednesday.
McGregor earned 180 million US dollars this year, 158 million US dollars of which was made out of the ring, which landed the Irishman in the Forbes top 10 for the second time.
Barcelona's Lionel Messi, who ranks second on this year's list, sets a record for the highest-earning soccer player after bringing home 130 million US dollars over the last year, while Cristiano Ronaldo moves to number three this year, as the Juventus forward brought home 120 million US dollars.

Tenet inches closer to $150 mn mark

Filmmaker Christopher Nolan's 'Tenet' is reportedly inching closer to touching the $150 million mark worldwide.&nbsp;

Christopher Nolan's 'Tenet' nears&nbsp;$150 mn mark
'Tenet' made&nbsp;$146 million so far: Forbes
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Filmmaker Christopher Nolan's 'Tenet' is reportedly inching closer to touching the $150 million mark worldwide.&nbsp;
According to Forbes,&nbsp;the worldwide box office total of John David Washington starrer&nbsp;'Tenet'&nbsp;is currently at $146 million and is expected to quickly cross the&nbsp;$150 million mark.

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