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Cristiano Ronaldo announces new career away from football

Dubai: Cristiano Ronaldo is preparing for a new challenge away from the football pitch, announcing that production has begun on his first television series, titled ‘Day 1s’, just days after retiring from international football with Portugal. The 41-year-old Al Nassr forward revealed the development through an Instagram post, giving fans a glimpse of his latest venture into the entertainment…

Cristiano Ronaldo announces new career away from football

Dubai: Cristiano Ronaldo is embarking on a new venture in television production, unveiling plans for his first series titled 'Day 1s', shortly after retiring from international football. The 41-year-old showcased this milestone via an Instagram post, offering fans a peek into his latest professional endeavor. "Exciting news! Production of my first TV show, Day 1s, has just begun.

Further details to follow!" Ronaldo announced. This development underscores Ronaldo's expanding business interests, which now extend to television production in addition to his previous ventures in fashion, hospitality, and media. The series, a scripted drama set within the realm of British football, delves into the business aspects of the sport, highlighting power struggles, negotiations, and relationships within elite football agencies.

Damian Lewis, renowned for his roles in 'Homeland' and 'Billions', is cast as Stanley Dalton, a prominent football agent at the show's core. Thierry Henry, a former Arsenal and France forward, and British rapper Dave are also associated with the project, with Henry slated to participate. Produced by UR•Marv Studios, an independent company established by Ronaldo and British filmmaker Matthew Vaughn in 2025, 'Day 1s' is set to be Ronaldo's first foray into scripted acting, signaling a shift in his career trajectory.

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