With a net worth that is more than seven times that of Cristiano Ronaldo, the hero of Manchester United is now a billionaire.

Cristiano Ronaldo, a former teammate of Louis Saha’s at Manchester United, has a net worth that is over seven times less than the multi-billion dollar fortune that Louis Saha possesses. As a player for the Premier League giants from 2004 until 2008, the Frenchman had a successful career at Old Trafford. He played for the club from 2004 until 2008. Under the direction of Sir Alex Ferguson, Saha, who is now 46 years old, won two league crowns, the Champions League and the League Cup, and scored 42 goals in 124 games. Following a career in football that included stops at Everton, Tottenham Hotspur, Sunderland, and Lazio, the former France international player entered the business world in 2013. He retired from sports in 2013 at the age of 35. Saha took his already impressive footballing career to the next level by launching his own firm, which is now worth an astounding £4.3 billion. Saha’s company is called “AxisStars.” The extraordinary net worth of Saha’s firm places it at a value that is more than seven times greater than Ronaldo’s amazing net worth of £600 million. It is the responsibility of the company, which was co-founded by Kate Hamer, to facilitate the establishment of ties between “professional athletes and entertainers, their peers, and trusted partners.” Their website displays a photo of the ex-footballer alongside Hamer, with the description of the company reading: “Since hanging up his boots, Louis has moved into the world of business where he has used his experience to develop propositions to support athletes and other people in the public eye, in their careers.” In the process of establishing the business establishment, Saha collaborated with Hamer, who had previously worked in marketing, and Patrice Arnera, who was a business leader in the field of technology. More than 550 former athletes are reportedly affiliated with the company, as stated by a number of different sources. Sir Alex Ferguson of Manchester United and Louis Saha of Manchester United. During his time with United, Saha has won two Premier League titles and the Champions League. (Photograph by John Peters, courtesy of Getty Images) Saha said that he receives enquiries from people who are looking for his assistance, and he was honest when he stated that the process of establishing AxisStars ranks higher than everything else he has accomplished in his footballing career. He stated to The Guardian that he continues to receive requests for guidance from a variety of individuals on a regular basis. For example, my agent called me to tell me that he has a fantastic French footballer that he wants to bring to England. He also asked me for advise on how to build a training program that is tailored to the specific needs of football players. It was me who placed him in touch with folks I had worked with in the past.