Cristiano Ronaldo opens new clinic in Saudi Arabia: I think everyone should be confident whether they have hair or not

Hupu, October 9th: Cristiano Ronaldo openly talked about hair loss when he opened a new health clinic in Saudi Arabia.

This time, Ronaldo and his partners opened another branch of his Inspire brand to promote health and wellness concepts in the area.

"If you see me without hair, I'm not the same person I used to be. I think it's better to do things with hair. Don't you agree with me?

I prefer it that way. But a lot of people don't care if they have hair or not. I believe in having hair. It looks better if you post it.

I know we made a joke, but no one should be embarrassed about inspiring each other. Maybe sometimes people are like us. Just kidding, but this is actually a very positive thing.

We're just kidding, but you should be proud to be here, right?

Listen, I have been in the football industry for so many years. I understand people's plight to some extent and understand that it has something to do with the country. For example, Spain, Portugal, Italy, they all look different. They are similar, but different. What do I mean by that?

People will go to the clinic and be a little shy. Because five years ago, it was like a shame Humiliation. But it's different now. People look at things differently now. They look at the problem the same way you would go to the dentist for a checkup.

The hair is exactly the same because our bodies are unique. Everything is connected. So I think you should be confident with or without hair.

In my opinion, having hair is better. You are satisfied with yourself. I think this is the most important thing. I like this. I think this is an important conversation to have.

Confidence does not come from the outside. It always comes from within, but it's always good to look good on the outside too. So for me, like I said, health is key.

In my opinion, the body is healthier and the life is longer. As you mentioned, my focus is being part of a great wellness company. I have other health related companies that have nothing to do with hair. So I'm glad we're here to help people regain their confidence. ”

His comments came as the Portuguese star became the world’s first billionaire footballer.

Financial experts are said to be worth £1.04 billion after an in-depth study of his career earnings, investments and endorsement deals, and adjusting for current tax rates and market performance.