POSH!!!!!! Inside Cristiano Ronaldo's $18.5m luxury New York Mansion

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Ronaldo was in action for Real Madrid against Sporting Gijon on Sunday but failed to score

Cristiano Ronaldo has bought a luxury apartment in New York for a staggering $18.5million (£11.8million).

The Real Madrid star - ranked by Forbes as the highest-paid team athlete in the world - has purchased a 2,509 sq ft loft in Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue, the New York Post has reported. 
The exclusive apartment, which reportedly inspired the setting of the novel '50 Shades of Grey', belonged to Alessandro Proto, an Italian real-estate tycoon and business partner of owner and Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump.


Luxury: Real Madrid star Cristiano Ronaldo has purchased this three-bedroom apartment in New York City for $18.5m (£11.8m)
Exclusive: The apartment is located in Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue, 56th Street and reportedly inspired novel '50 Shades of Grey'

Grand: The loft belonged to Alessandro Proto, an Italian real-estate tycoon and business partner of owner Donald Trump
Work of art: The three-bedroom, three-and-a-half bathroom apartment rendered by world-renownded designer Juan Pablo Monyneux

Move: Ronaldo's purchase of an apartment in Trump Tower will spark rumours the Portugal international will one day move to the MLS
The loft was built in 1983 and features stunning views of the Empire State Building, the Chrysler Building and Freedom Tower

Home: Trump Tower residents have access to a large fitness centre, in-house valet services and the building's restaurant, bar and shops

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