Manchester United will make a strong attempt to get Ronaldo back in Old Trafford

Manchester United will make a strong attempt to get Ronaldo back in Old Trafford

The eventual destiny of Cristiano Ronaldo is back on the agenda, and three clubs are moving for position in an offer to sign the maturing Real Madrid hotshot. A few Newspapers proclaims that United are “edgy” to take Ronaldo back to Old Trafford yet will confront hardened rivalry from Paris Saint-Germain.
Manchester United are prepared to toss everything at Real Madrid next summer in an offer to take Cristiano Ronaldo back to Old Trafford. The English club will offer around 125 million euros for the Portuguese player and expect that this time their fantasy will turn into a reality – Ronaldo will dress in red once more.

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As reported by Press, Ronaldo has officially conveyed to Los Blancos his longing to leave the club toward the season’s end. He feels it’s the perfect time to get his spell the Spanish cash-flow to an end and United, knowing his expectations, would prefer not to miss the chance to take him back to Manchester. The Red Devils would have the capacity to take into account the 30-year-old’s compensation requests, which would be near 20 million euros net for every season.

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In the event that Madrid do permit Ronaldo to go, United’s most serious issue will be Paris Saint-Germain, another club with a great deal of cash and edgy to get their hands on Ronaldo. They would not avoid the transfer fee of the pay requests of the man who is surrounding Madrid’s all-time top goalscoring record. It is absolutely conceivable to visualize Ronaldo moving next summer. He will at that stage have only two years left on his agreement, and will more likely than not have turned out to be Real Madrid’s unequaled driving scorer to finish his rundown of accomplishments at the 10-time European champions. He might, however, take some persuading to come back to a club where he is as of now a legend.