But these individuals take the term ‘baller’ to a whole new level and have the use of their own planes.

Let SunSport take you into the world of the private jets that the likes of Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Neymar and David Beckham love to travel in.

You’ll never look at EasyJet the same way again…

10. Ronaldinho

Embraer Phenom 100

36Ronaldinho loves to travel in style on his private jet with palsCredit: Instagram @ronaldinho

He may be retired, but with plenty of money still in the bank he will be able to run his jet for years to come.

Brazilian-made, like the great man, he can get up to seven mates on board this light aircraft.

It has a maximum flight range of 1,355 miles at a speed of 466 miles per hour, so it’s the perfect jet for a short haul flight.

Cost: £2.6 million

36Ronaldinho’s jet has plush interiorsCredit: Embraer Executive Jets36Ronaldinho’s small jet is worth £2.6 millionCredit: Embraer Executive Jets36Now Ronaldinho is retired he will be able to use his private jet moreCredit: Rex Features

9. Kaka

Cessna Citation CJ3 Plus

We know the former Brazilian international loves the finer things in life, owning one of the best homes in the world in Madrid.

He also has this gorgeous jet which can carry up to nine passengers at a cruise speed of 478 miles per hour.

Able to do 2,040 nautical miles, it’s also one of more stylish on the market.

It even has a fully digital autopilot system that provides safety and reliability, should an emergency take place.

Cost: £5.7 million

36Kaka loves to fly in a Cessna Citation CJ3 Plus private jetCredit: Cessna36Kaka’s private jet cost £5.7 millionCredit: AFP36The Cessna is the art of luxury with its beautiful interiorsCredit: Cessna

8. Gareth Bale

Cessna Citation XL Plus

When he entered the big league at Real Madrid, he needed a proper set of wings to accompany him.

The flying Welshman can do up to 2,100 nautical miles on his Cessna Citation XL Plus.

And at 507 miles per hour, it’s able to get Bale to and from Madrid in no time.

Cost: £8.6 million

36Gareth Bale is now in the big league at Real Madrid and has use of a private jetCredit: Instagram @garethbale1136Gareth Bale is another footballer who favours Cessna’s private jetsCredit: Cessna36Gareth Bale’s plane is worth £8.6 millionCredit: Instagram @garethbale11

7. Neymar

Embraer Legacy 450

The world’s most expensive footballer, who also owns his own helicopter, has this set of wings that are the envy of many.

If he’s looking to party or ferry around his stunning girlfriend Natalia Barulich, this provides ample room with capacity of up to nine guests.

Like the player himself, this speedy plane can cover up to 531 miles an hour.

It can also muster 2,900 nautical miles in one go, which won’t get Neymar quite to Brazil but it will reach over halfway on a single tank.

The jet’s neatest feature is its enhanced flight vision system, which boasts an infrared camera.

Cost: £10.8 million

36Neymar’s private jet has enough room for his entourageCredit: Instagram36Neymar’s Embraer Legacy 450 is fitting for the world’s most expensive footballerCredit: AFP or licensors36Neymar’s private jet boasts stylish interiors including plush leather seatsCredit: Embraer Executive Jets36Neymar always travels in his Embraer Legacy 450 jetCredit: Instagram @neymarjr

6. Wayne Rooney

Dassault Falcon 900LX

Based in Geneva, Derby County boss Wayne can call upon this luxurious aircraft whenever he wishes and it’s a really a piece of art.

At 66 feet long and 24 feet in height, it really stands out from the crowd.

It covers as much ground as the Manchester United great (4,750 nautical miles) and does it consuming less fuel because of its revolutionary engine.

Even better, it is able to take Rooney from Liverpool’s John Lennon airport to a holiday spot in Dubai, so he avoids flying commercial completely.

Cost: £14 million

36Having use of a Dassault Falcon means Wayne Rooney doesn’t need to fly commercial againCredit: PA:Press Association36Wayne Rooney can fly in comfort in his Dassault FalconCredit: Dassault Falcon36Wayne Rooney’s jet can get him from Liverpool to DubaiCredit: Dassault Falcon