The former teammate of Cristiano Ronaldo has joined OnlyFans in response to the Portuguese player's YouTube caution.
Without a doubt, one of the most well-known and recognizable athletes on the globe is Cristiano Ronaldo.
With 639 million Instagram followers, the 39-year-old is the most followed user on the social media network.
Although Ronaldo has undoubtedly made his mark on the field during his illustrious career, he recently made the decision to create a YouTube account in order to provide his fans with more "access" to his life off the field.
At the time of writing, Ronaldo's account had amassed more than 56 million subscribers since he joined the platform on August 21.
As his playing career nears its end, the five-time Ballon d'Or winner clarified that he wants to use the platform to build stronger relationships with his supporters.
Douglas Costa, Ronaldo's former teammate, joined OnlyFans a few days after the former signed up for YouTube with the same goal of interacting with fans.
The Brazilian, who was a teammate of Ronaldo at Juventus, will offer content that is exclusive to his OnlyFans account.
A few days after taking the next move in his playing career, the 33-year-old made the news.
Following stints in Europe, the US, and his home country of Brazil, Costa has joined Sydney FC of Australia.
Being one of the pioneers in the soccer industry, I am delighted to be a part of the OnlyFans athlete brand ambassador category, which has a significant market influence.
I will produce unique content for my fans as an OnlyFans creator that they won't find on any other social media platform, and it will have a significant impact.
"I'm hoping that our collaboration will last and that my content will satisfy my fans."
Ronaldo has comparable goals for his YouTube channel, which he intends to become one of the most popular on the site.
Ronaldo issued a warning to Mr. Beast, the most popular YouTuber with 313 million subscribers.
The Al Nassr star declared, "You have to put these things into perspective, but I want to beat them. Subscribers and records." "Everything happens in its own time, and I sense that the supporters are happier now. A few months ago, I saw this as an opportunity to get closer to the fans, and I'm happy to have achieved that.
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