Cristiano Ronaldo’s Historic Jersey Auction Raises $10 Million in Just 3 Hours for Texas Flood Victims

In a heartfelt response to the devastating floods that ravaged parts of Texas earlier this month, Cristiano Ronaldo organized a surprise online charity auction — and the results stunned the world.

Without fanfare or press releases, Ronaldo quietly put seven of his most iconic match-worn jerseys up for auction, each signed by him personally. The collection included the jersey he wore during his record-breaking 60-goal season at Real Madrid, his debut goal shirt for Portugal, and the kit from his last UEFA Champions League final.

Within just 3 hours, over $10 million was raised.

All proceeds were immediately pledged to rebuilding schools and hospitals in Bellville and surrounding areas — many of which were destroyed or severely damaged in the July 4th floods.

“These jerseys represent my greatest moments,” Ronaldo wrote in a short message on the auction site. “But they mean nothing compared to the lives and futures lost. Let’s rebuild hope together.”

Footage later emerged of Ronaldo personally packaging the jerseys, carefully folding them, and attaching a handwritten note to each buyer thanking them for being “part of something bigger than football.”

The jerseys may have been priceless in the world of sports, but for the people of Texas, they became a symbol of solidarity, healing, and human connection.