The museum, which officially opened this week in Hong Kong, offers visitors a unique chance to explore the legendary career of one of the greatest footballers of all time. From his early days at Sporting Lisbon to his record-breaking stints at Manchester United, Real Madrid, Juventus, and now Al Nassr, the museum is packed with memorabilia that tells the story of Ronaldo’s incredible journey.

Highlights include life-sized statues, some of his most famous shirts, golden boots, and replicas of the many trophies he’s won over the years. There are also interactive displays where fans can test their shooting power or compare their jump height to Ronaldo’s famous leaps.

Speaking at the launch, organisers said they hope the museum will inspire local fans and young players by showing what’s possible through hard work and dedication.

The Hong Kong museum becomes one of just a handful of CR7-themed museums around the world, joining the original one in Ronaldo’s hometown of Funchal, Madeira.

It’s a dream come true for many Asian fans who may not get the chance to see Ronaldo play live, giving them a close-up experience of the life and career of their football hero.