Roger Federer has incredible net assets, but a Eurovision winner fits him | Tennis | sport

Roger Federer's incredible net assets will only match a Eurovision winner who may be the best known of all. The former tennis star was strongly mentioned in the first semi -finals and promoted rumors that he could appear at the Grand Final on Saturday. At some point the moderators discussed whether Federer was “the Swiss to get out of Switzerland”.

Later in the evening, pillows with Federer's face were distributed to participating artists. Only the time will show whether the 43-year-old is involved in the main exhibition of Eurovision this weekend. It will be held in Basel after the victory of Switzerland in 2024, its third triumph in history and its first since 1988.

Federer is one of the most famous faces in the world after establishing himself as a household name before he retired from tennis in 2022. He earned millions of pounds throughout his career, with the majority of his assets come from prize money and brand shops.

According to Celebrity Net Worth, Federer led to a huge assets of around 413.8 million GBP, which makes him one of the richest athletes in the world. It also makes him richer than every Eurovision winner, past or present, apart from just one.

Celine Dion is the only artist who can hold a candle of Federer, with the assets of the 57-year-old being valued for almost identical assets. She received her big break in Eurovision and won for Switzerland in 1988 before developing as a global pop icon.

It is believed that the next richest Eurovision stars are ABBA, who won the competition with the Waterloo song in 1974. According to Insider Media, it is assumed that each member of the group is worth between 149 million GBP and 224 million GBP.

Federer is a huge music fan in the meantime and is known to appear at shows in the past. Two years ago, he kicked on stage during a appearance in Zurich on Coldplay and was jokingly introduced as a former member of the band.

It remains to be seen whether he will be present on Saturday if this year's Eurovision winner is crowned. Sweden are the early favorites with a 21-point gap over Austria, with France also claiming in the course of the main prize.

Remember that the United Kingdom will be represented on Monday and has already qualified for the final as one of the “Big Five” countries. The purely female country pop trio, which has previously appeared on the voice, will perform his song, which has just happened to the hell.