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- Portugal star Cristiano Ronaldo is spending his summer vacationing with his family on a private yacht.
- The Juventus forward exited Euro 2020 when his team was beaten 1-0 by Belgium in the round of 16.
- Ronaldo is likely staying on his $7 million, 27-meter long yacht, which he bought last summer.
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Cristiano Ronaldo is unwinding from his Euro 2020 disappointment with a family vacation on a private yacht.
The Portugal star crashed out of the tournament when his team were defeated by Belgium 1-0 in the round of 16 thanks to a goal from Thorgan Hazard.
He took to Twitter and Instagram on Sunday to post a picture of him and his family aboard a luxury yacht. The sun-soaked image was captioned with the message "It's time to rest with my loves."
-Cristiano Ronaldo (@Cristiano) July 4, 2021
It isn't completely clear from the picture, but it is likely that Ronaldo is staying on the $7 million yacht he bought in the summer of 2020 to celebrate winning the Italian league title.
The 27-meter long yacht – which features five cabins, six bathrooms, two lounge areas, a large contemporary kitchen-diner, and full length windows – was built in the Azimut-Benetti shipyards in Viareggio, Italy, according to a Sportsmail report at the time.
On Sunday evening Ronaldo also posted a picture of himself sitting in a sauna, although it isn't clear if the sauna is on the yacht.
Ronaldo's early exit from the European Championships means he has plenty of time to relax before the Serie A season begins on August 22.
Ronaldo on the move?
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Ronaldo made the switch from Real Madrid, where he played for nine years, to Juventus in 2018, but it is now thought that he could once again be on the move.
Juventus endured a difficult campaign last season and only managed to qualify for the UEFA Champions League on the final day, missing out on the title by 13 points.
Manager Andrea Pirlo lost his job as a result and Massimiliano Allegri has returned to the club he previously coached for five years.
Ronaldo has a year left on his contract with Juve, but rumors have swirled in 2021 that he could leave Italy this summer.
Even at 36, there would be no end to the number of clubs interested in acquiring his services but with the kind of salary he demands, there are only a few who could afford him.
Spanish newspaper Marca has reported he would be open for a move back to Madrid should they come calling but Madrid is currently looking to cut costs.
In May, his mother told fans of Ronaldo's boyhood club Sporting Lisbon that she is trying to persuade him to return to the club.