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Phil Costa·3 September 2018
Ronaldo becomes primary owner of LaLiga side Real Valladolid

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Phil Costa·3 September 2018
Brazil and Real Madrid legend Ronaldo will become the primary owner of Real Valladolid, the club announced on Monday.
Ronaldo will take a €30m stake in the club, becoming their new president and clearing €25m worth of debt in the process.
Current president Carlos Suárez is expected to stay on as senior executive and run the club on a day-to-day basis.
“I have gone through many experiences in my football development that have prepared me for this,” Ronaldo told reporters. “Football is always a passion.”
President Carlos Suárez, who owns 66 percent of the shares in the club, believes selling a stake to the Brazilian will only help raise awareness.
“Ronaldo’s arrival puts Real Valladolid on the map and will allow the club to have a bit of quality,” Suárez said. “I welcome him to his home.”