If only Irina Shayk could scoot over just a little bit...
The 28-year-old Russian supermodel glowed on the cover of Vogue Spain for their June 2014 issue in a strapless white dress, and although she looked absolutely gorgeous, all eyes went to her super-hunky boyfriend Cristiano Ronaldo who was standing behind her—naked.
Absolutely naked.
Yep, the only thing standing between you and the soccer stud's family jewels is his 5-foot-10 brunette beauty (but then again, that's always the case, right?).
The too-hot-to-handle couple appeared in the magazine for a racy spread shot by famed photographer Mario Testino.
"Mario and Carlyne [Cerf De Dudzeele] were the first high fashion people to say yes when the rest said no [to the shoot]," Shayk said. "Shooting with them was effortless and magical and like a family reunion sharing something as special as this together."
As if the nude cover wasn't enough to make you fall over into a pool of your own drool, the sexy duo took on multiple seductive shots for the spread of snapshots featured inside the magazine, including some of Shayk posing topless alongside her buff beau and a naughty black-and-white photo of Ronaldo slipping off Irina's pants as she lay on top of him. Sigh.
We'll be spending the rest of our Monday daydreaming.
Sponsorships
Ronaldo has signed many sponsorships as his reputation rapidly grew from his time at Manchester United.[310] In October 2009, Ronaldo was named the new "spokesmodel" forEmporio Armani men's underwear and jeans. In February 2010, he re-upped his endorsement contract with American sportswear company Nike until 2014.[312] He has also signed other sponsorships from Coca-Cola, Castrol, Konami, Banco Espirito Santo, Motorola, Jacob & Co., Herbalife, KFC, Tag Heuer and Fly Emirates.] All of his sponsorships have earned him a total of an estimated $21 million per year as of June 2013.[321]
wealth:
In March 2010, France Football ranked Ronaldo third in its list of the world's highest paid footballers, behind David Beckham and Lionel Messi, with £27 million (€30 million) in combined income from salaries, bonuses and off-field earnings. His net wealth was estimated at $160 million
In January 2014, Spain's high tax laws meant that, reportedly the world's highest-paid player in terms of gross salary, Ronaldo (£11.87 million-a-year) could only rank second in terms of net pay in World Soccer Magazine's list of the footballers with the highest salary, focusing on net basic salaries and do not include bonuses and incentives.
In March 2014, Ronaldo was ranked second in France Football's annual list of the world's highest paid footballers with €39.5 million in combined income from salaries, bonuses and off-field earnings.