They said he was the next Cristiano Ronaldo in Real Madrid, now he does reggaeton for a living

Many footballers who were in the best teams in the world and then have a great turn in their lives that earn money with another job. However, there are not many who dedicate themselves to music as gamers. For now, the case of Jesé Rodríguez is one of the few that is currently known.

The Spaniard was 14 years old when he became part of the lower divisions of Real Madrid, it was in 2007 and from that moment he began to climb the ranks until he reached the top. At the end of 2013 it was when he was officially given his debut in the White House for a match corresponding to the Copa del Rey, that day he entered the place of Cristiano Ronaldo.

The Canarian striker managed to establish himself in the first team squad, but he did not have enough space due to the stars that Madrid had up front. For this reason, he went to PSG in exchange for 25 million euros, a very expensive figure for what he would end up showing some time later. The Parisians lent him to four different teams until he was released. His last club was Sampdoria, where he also became a free agent a few days ago.

His life as an artist

Jesé started making music as a hobby and to not feel alone, but then the reactions were so positive that he dedicated a lot of it as a professional. For this reason, in 2014 he began his life as a singer. He did a duet with a friend, which they called 'Big Flow', with whom he collaborated on several hits. He later dedicated himself as a soloist and was renamed 'Jey M'. Several world-renowned artists called him to write songs together.