MONEYCONTROL NEWS
SAURAV PANDEY
June 18, 2024
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Cristiano Ronaldo, the football legend, takes the top spot for the first time with a whopping $260 million, proving his immense popularity even after his move to the Saudi Pro League.
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Spanish golfer Jon Rahm rockets to number two with a stellar year, raking in $218 million thanks to victories like the US Open and lucrative endorsements.
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Lionel Messi, another soccer icon, remains a powerhouse at number three with $135 million, fueled in part by his new deal with FC Barcelona.
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Basketball king LeBron James continues to reign supreme, sitting at number four with $128.2 million. His dominance on the court and star power keep him at the top of the earnings game.
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Giannis Antetokounmpo keeps impressing, earning $111 million this year and solidifying his place as a top earner in the NBA after leading the Milwaukee Bucks to another championship.
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Kylian Mbappé, the young soccer phenomenon, secures the sixth spot with a cool $110 million.
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Close behind at number seven is fellow soccer star Neymar, banking $108 million.
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Karim Benzema, another soccer maestro, nabs the eighth position with earnings of $106 million.
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Basketball sharpshooter Stephen Curry isn't far behind at number nine, bringing in $102 million.
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Lamar Jackson, the star quarterback, breaks into the top ten for the first time with $100.5 million, showcasing the power of American football's elite players.
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While Virat Kohli remains a major sporting force in India, he didn't crack the top 10 of this year's Forbes list.