Cristiano Ronaldo officially appointed in Los Angeles

Cristiano Ronaldo continues expanding his influence away from football as the Manchester United legend edges closer towards the final years of his playing career.

The Portuguese icon will lead his country at the 2026 FIFA World Cup this summer.

However, it has been recent suggested that Ronaldo could begin considering retirement once the tournament comes to an end.

Away from the pitch, Ronaldo has already started building his influence within football ownership too.

The former Manchester United forward currently owns a 25 percent stake in Spanish side UD Almeria.

He has continued expanding his business portfolio across multiple industries in recent years.

Now, Cristiano Ronaldo has officially secured another major role in Los Angeles.

Dreame Technology officially confirmed on their website that Cristiano Ronaldo has been appointed as the company’s new Global Ambassador.

The announcement was made in Los Angeles as part of a major global partnership between the football superstar and the smart home technology brand.

Ronaldo has been described as a figure helping lead the company’s international growth and global vision.

Dreame explained that the partnership reflects their ambition to continue expanding worldwide while aligning themselves with Ronaldo’s ‘discipline, perseverance, and commitment to breaking through professional limits.’

Ronaldo also released a statement following the announcement.

“I am always looking for partners who share my drive for excellence and my commitment to hard work,” he explained.

“Dreame is a brand that innovates and delivers top-tier performance, making life easier and better.”

The collaboration will reportedly include Ronaldo’s image being integrated across Dreame’s full smart technology ecosystem.

The announcement also arrives shortly after another major football figure departed a role in the United States.

Former Manchester United defender Phil Neville recently left MLS side Portland Timbers following a difficult spell as head coach.