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In the first ninety minutes after Cristiano Ronaldo of Portugal created his YouTube channel, over a million people had subscribed. The 39-year-old, five-time Ballon d'Or winner has played for Portugal in international competitions for more than 20 years, and he currently plays for the Saudi Arabian team Al Nassr.
Numerous other football players have also gained attention via the well-known social media platform. Let's see which football players have the most YouTube subscribers.
5 players with the most subscribers on YouTube
5. Ben Foster
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Perhaps the former football player putting in the most work as a YouTube content maker is 40-year-old Ben Foster. The Englishman manages to blend his three passions—football, cycling, and food—in his channel, "Ben Foster - The Cycling GK," which boasts 1.47 million subscribers. The public greatly appreciates the stuff that the extreme defender offers virtually every day. Foster used his reliable GoPro to create incredibly lifelike movies of himself riding a bike on both straightforward routes and challenging pedal sports maneuvers.
4. Vinicius Jr.
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The Real Madrid striker who has made waves in the industry also does YouTuber work. The Brazilian has 2.2 million members to his channel, which he started on May 23, 2019. The football star, whose skill and talent have led to comparisons between him and Neymar, uploads a variety of videos, including ones showing his training alongside the Brazilian squad, unboxings, addressing fan questions, and tours of his childhood area.
3. Sergio Aguero
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Due to severe cardiac issues, Sergio Aguero abruptly declared his retirement from football just a few years ago. However, these days, the Kun is making the most of his extra time by creating content. The former striker entertains his 4.31 million subscribers on his channel by playing PlayStation and providing live commentary on the greatest spectacular European football matches. And the most popular content within his community is exactly the latter.
2. Neymar Jr.
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Football fans have always found YouTube to be interesting. Beginning with Joga Bonito films and highlights, football-related podcasts and discussion shows have proliferated, with many former and present players contributing. There are less than five million people subscribers to the former FC Barcelona star's YouTube channel, "Neymar Jr. Gaming." Though you may have seen the great Brazilian football player on the field in past Al Hilal games, this month Neymar Jr. will be appearing in an exclusive celebrity gaming battle at the Esports World Cup.
1. Cristiano Ronaldo
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Cristiano Ronaldo joined YouTube yesterday as heposted an announcement post on his other social media platforms. He wrote, “The wait is over. My @YouTube channel is finally here! SIUUUbscribe and join me on this new journey..”Within a few hours of releasing his debut video, the recently established digital channel had attracted 1.69 million members. Currently he has more than 15 million subscribers and expected to breach many more records soon