Cristiano Ronaldo’s family is closely following Portugal’s participation in the 2026 World Cup and chose to settle in the United States in a luxury apartment in Miami, close to the area where the national team is staying. The trip was made by Katia Aveiro, accompanied by her partner, children and mother, Dolores Aveiro.
According to the magazine, the family’s choice was for a property located in a high-end private condominium, at a time when Portugal continues to compete and prepares for new challenges in the tournament.
The choice of accommodation was not accidental. The intention was to ensure proximity to the Portuguese delegation and monitor the performance of the team led by Roberto Martínez more closely. The publication informs that the apartment is located in Miami, in the state of Florida, one of the logistical support and travel bases for several games in this phase of the competition.
Price for one night
According to the same source, each night in the apartment can cost up to 4,500 euros. The property is valued at around 3.6 million euros and is part of the North Tower of the Prive Island Estates condominium, a closed space located on a private island. The apartment occupies an area of 248 square meters and is located on the sixth floor, offering panoramic views and a high level of privacy.
Inside, the villa has three suites, two bathrooms, a living room, dining area and a modern kitchen. The family also has access to a terrace with an open view of the maritime surroundings. The organization of the space was designed for extended stays, allowing the family to follow the tournament in comfort for several days.
The development includes several services reserved for residents. Among them are a private marina, exclusive beaches, swimming pools, spa, tennis court and a running track. TV 7 Dias also writes that the complex’s gym has more than 900 square meters, reinforcing the premium profile of the chosen location.
The family’s presence in the United States appears as a sign of continued support for the Portuguese captain, in a competition that focuses attention on and off the field.
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