The world's most costly vehicle ever - the Bugatti La Voiture Noire worth over £9million, has an owner and it is said to be Cristiano Ronaldo. 

The Juventus star purchased the novel Bugatti which was first introduced to the world at the Geneva Motor Show 2019. Despite the fact that the French extravagance organization has affirmed that the Bugatti La Voiture Noire has been purchased, they have not affirmed on the off chance that it is Ronaldo, detailed Mirror.co.uk. 

There is just a solitary one of the model supercar manufactured and is a tribute to the 110th commemoration of the establishing of the organization. The 260mph vehicle is styled after the amazing Bugatti Type 57 SC Atlantic, just four of which were ever worked somewhere in the range of 1936 and 1938. The supercar is controlled by a 8.0-liter turbocharged W16 motor and can achieve 420 kph. It has six fumes pipes and lit up lettering. 

As indicated by reports in Daily Mail, it was at first detailed that the Bugatti had been purchased by previous Volkswagen Group executive Ferdinand Piech. In any case, as indicated by late reports in Spanish papers, Ronaldo is by all accounts the real purchaser, who allegedly procures around £26m every year. 

The 34-year-old footballer will anyway need to hold up until 2021 to have the capacity to drive the vehicle as the organization is as yet attempting to conclude some little subtleties on the model, as per reports. This isn't the first run through Ronaldo has purchased a costly vehicle, as the footballer possesses an accumulation of supercars which apparently incorporate a Lamborghini Aventator, a Mercedes Clase C Sport Coupe, a Rolls-Royce Phantom, a Ujn Ferrari 599 GTO, a Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4, an Aston Martin DB9, a McLaren MP4 12C and a Bentley Continental GTC Speed. 

Ronaldo helped Juventus get their ninth Serie A title in succession this season. He scored 20 objectives in 27 appearances in the alliance, making eight helps, yet was, in any case, unfit to counteract Juventus drooping to a stun Champions League quarter-last misfortune to Ajax.