PSG still want their dream player Cristiano Ronaldo

PSG still want their dream player Cristiano Ronaldo

Paris Saint-Germain will have a major void to fill ought to Zlatan Ibrahimovic leaves the club next summer, however, the French Titan are focusing on Real Madrid star Cristiano Ronaldo. He is a player who has consistently been connected with a move to the French champions, some reporters claim that they made an incredible €125 million (£90 million) offer for the Portuguese prior this year. In the event that the PSG need a player who can come into the setup and instantly supplant Ibrahimovic, the previous United man would be the best competitor.

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All things considered, Ronaldo is a player who is transforming into more of a customary No. 9, the position Ibrahimovic would be clearing. Regardless of the possibility that PSG picked Edinson Cavani to be positioned halfway rather than on the flanks, a propelled part on the left would likewise suit the 30-year-old forward. Paris Saint-Germain will supposedly press ahead with a major cash move for Real Madrid attacker Cristiano Ronaldo next summer. The Portuguese global, who turned out to be Real Madrid’s unsurpassed driving scorer not long ago, has been reliably connected with a move far from the Bernabeu in the last couple of transfer windows.

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In spite of the 30-year-old’s joy in Madrid, it is broadly felt that he will look for one final huge move before entering the last phases of his profession. PSG are one of few clubs that could sensibly bear to sign Ronaldo, and as indicated by L’Equipe the French champions will dispatch an offer next summer. Ronaldo, who has likewise been connected with an arrival to Manchester United, has scored 12 times in 12 amusements for Los Blancos this season. At this stage, Ronaldo appears the more achievable of the two. Not just would Real be all the more eager to acknowledge a gigantic measure of cash, given the Portuguese will be 31 when the following season starts, yet the forward has accomplished practically whatever he can at the Santiago Bernabeu.