Cristiano Ronaldo is preparing to take on a new challenge by making his scripted acting debut in the upcoming television drama Day 1s. The Portugal captain and Al Nassr star is adding another exciting chapter to a career that has already transformed the world of football.
The series explores the fast-paced business of football agents and the decisions that shape the sport behind the scenes. Rather than focusing on matches, it highlights the negotiations, pressure, and personal relationships that influence modern football.
The project marks Ronaldo’s first scripted acting role and another milestone in his career beyond the football pitch.
In addition to appearing on screen, Cristiano Ronaldo will serve as an executive producer of Day 1s.
The series is being produced by UR-Marv Studios, a company he co-founded with acclaimed British filmmaker Matthew Vaughn to create original television and film productions.
Day 1s is the studio’s first television project, with filming already underway in London. Ronaldo's involvement extends beyond acting, giving him an important creative role in shaping the series.
The move reflects his ambition to build a lasting career in entertainment alongside his achievements in football.
Award-winning actor Damian Lewis leads the series as Stanley Dalton, a fictional football agent navigating the high-stakes world of player transfers and elite football management. Former Arsenal
and France legend Thierry Henry is also expected to appear in the drama.
British rapper Dave and rising actress Carlotta Banat have joined the cast, adding further star power to the production. Filming has already begun at Barnet FC’s stadium in London.
The series promises an authentic look at the people and decisions that shape football away from the spotlight.
Created from an idea by football agent Darren Dein, Day 1s focuses on the business, influence, and pressure that exist behind professional football. The drama offers audiences a fresh perspective on the sport by exploring life beyond the stadium and the players.
Now 41, Cristiano Ronaldo says the project represents an exciting step toward life after football. His transition into acting and production shows his determination to keep evolving beyond the game.
The move also strengthens Ronaldo’s global brand as an athlete, entrepreneur, and now entertainer.
Cristiano Ronaldo is preparing to take on a new challenge by making his scripted acting debut in the upcoming television drama Day 1s.
Cristiano Ronaldo is preparing to take on a new challenge by making his scripted acting debut in the upcoming television drama Day 1s. The Portugal captain and Al Nassr star is adding another exciting chapter to a career that has already transformed the world of football.
The series explores the fast-paced business of football agents and the decisions that shape the sport behind the scenes. Rather than focusing on matches, it highlights the negotiations, pressure, and personal relationships that influence modern football.
The project marks Ronaldo’s first scripted acting role and another milestone in his career beyond the football pitch.
In addition to appearing on screen, Cristiano Ronaldo will serve as an executive producer of Day 1s.
The series is being produced by UR-Marv Studios, a company he co-founded with acclaimed British filmmaker Matthew Vaughn to create original television and film productions.
Day 1s is the studio’s first television project, with filming already underway in London. Ronaldo's involvement extends beyond acting, giving him an important creative role in shaping the series.
The move reflects his ambition to build a lasting career in entertainment alongside his achievements in football.
Award-winning actor Damian Lewis leads the series as Stanley Dalton, a fictional football agent navigating the high-stakes world of player transfers and elite football management. Former Arsenal
and France legend Thierry Henry is also expected to appear in the drama.
British rapper Dave and rising actress Carlotta Banat have joined the cast, adding further star power to the production. Filming has already begun at Barnet FC’s stadium in London.
The series promises an authentic look at the people and decisions that shape football away from the spotlight.
Created from an idea by football agent Darren Dein, Day 1s focuses on the business, influence, and pressure that exist behind professional football. The drama offers audiences a fresh perspective on the sport by exploring life beyond the stadium and the players.
Now 41, Cristiano Ronaldo says the project represents an exciting step toward life after football. His transition into acting and production shows his determination to keep evolving beyond the game.
The move also strengthens Ronaldo’s global brand as an athlete, entrepreneur, and now entertainer.
