Elon Musk jumps millions of Ronaldo on Twitter

The famous Canadian businessman, Elon Musk, jumped to second place in the list of the most followed personalities on the Twitter platform, which he acquired, ahead of Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo.

The number of Elon Musk's followers, the world's richest people, increased, with the acquisition deal announced for the first time on April 25, by more than 5 million followers during the period from April 25 to April 29, 2022, reaching more than 84 million.

While Cristiano Ronaldo, who is very popular on social media, had more than 99 million followers at the time.

By October 28, after the official acquisition of Twitter was completed, Elon Musk quickly rose to the third most followed account on the platform that became his property, with a number of followers exceeding 110 million, and then to 115 million now in the rank.

While Ronaldo slipped a little to sixth place, with 104.5 million, but he is still the most followed athlete on the platform, by a large difference from his closest follower, the Brazilian Neymar, who has more than 58.9 million followers.

In addition to the legendary numbers on the field, Ronaldo also remains at the forefront of the most followed public figures on social media platforms. On Facebook, the number of followers of the Portugal national team leader exceeded the barrier of 154 million, and he ranks third only behind the Facebook page itself, and the page of the South Korean company. Samsung for making smart devices.

Cristiano Ronaldo, 37, leads the Instagram platform with 495 million followers, excluding the application page itself.

It is noteworthy that Elon Musk, 51, is a South African-born Canadian-American businessman, investor, engineer, inventor, founder and CEO of SpaceX, its chief designer, and the co-founder of Tesla Motors factories. Its CEO and Product Engineer.

Elon Musk co-founded the famous cash trading company PayPal, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Solar City, and in May 2002 he founded the "SpaceX" company to manufacture spacecraft and launch space missions, and many other partners and projects.