Cristiano Ronaldo has tested positive for COVID-19. Here's how the 2nd highest-paid athlete on the planet makes and spends his millions.

The soccer star brought in $109 million in 2019.Emilio Andreoli/Getty Images

• Cristiano Ronaldo, one of the most popular and highest-paid athletes in the world, has tested positive for the coronavirus, the Portuguese Football Federation said Tuesday.
• The Portuguese soccer player brought in $109 million in 2019, according to Forbes, making him the second highest-paid athlete behind Lionel Messi.
• He's the most-followed athlete on social media, with more than 450 million total followers.
• After nine years with Real Madrid, Ronaldo joined Juventus in 2018 with a four-year deal that's worth $64 million annually.
• Ronaldo's fame comes with a lot of perks, a ton of money, and plenty of toys to spend it on.

Cristiano Ronaldo, one of the most famous and well-paid athletes on the planet, has tested positive for the coronavirus, the Portuguese Football Federation said in a statement Tuesday.

The 35-year-old Portugese soccer star is "doing well, without symptoms, and in isolation," according to the statement. After Ronaldo tested positive, his teammates all took new tests and received negative results, the federation said.

Ronaldo, who plays as a forward for Juventus, brought in $109 million in 2019, according to Forbes, making him the second highest-paid athlete behind only Lionel Messi.

After nine seasons with Real Madrid, Ronaldo signed a four-year deal in 2018 with Italian powerhouse Juventus that's worth $64 million annually, according to Forbes.

Here's how Ronaldo makes and spends his millions.

Tony Manfred and Melissa Stranger also contributed to this post.