Cristiano Ronaldo Could Consider Quitting Real Madrid – Here some Facts about this rumor

Cristiano Ronaldo Could Consider Quitting Real Madrid – Here some Facts about this rumor

Reports recommend that Cristiano Ronaldo could join a team in the MLS after his agreement at Real Madrid lapses in 2018, however here are few reasons why the Portuguese hotshot could stop the club before then. To begin with, Ronaldo’s accomplished whatever he can at Real, hasn’t he? He’s won a La Liga decoration, he’s lifted the UEFA Champions League with them, and, which may be most vital to him, and he substantiated himself and his doubters wrong when he won the 2014 FIFA Ballon d’Or.

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Additionally, notwithstanding the perplexity with the measure of goals he’s scored, Ronaldo is the club’s untouched record scorer with 324 strikes, albeit different distributions say he’s joint top scorer with Raul Gonzalez on 323 objectives. Along these lines, there are numerous reasons why the Portugal skipper may toy with looking for another test. Manchester United and Paris Saint-Germain are said to be vigorously intrigued by the forward’s administrations, with the last allegedly willing to spend whatever it takes to get him. This may rattle ball in Ronaldo’s present contract at Real.

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According to past seasons, he’ll go ahead to score numerous more times in this battle, and regardless of the result similarly as trophies are concerned, Ronaldo could make a move. Obviously, on the off chance that he did leave toward the season’s end, he’d realize that his records at the club would stay for more than he did, and will most likely be unbreakable for the following 10 to 15 years. Ronaldo might likewise want to leave Los Blancos at the highest point of his amusement, not at all like club legend Iker Casillas, who is presently tragically associated with the boos from the club’s fans and for how he was dealt with by its leader Florentino Perez. Turning 31 years of age in February, sensibly, Ronaldo may just be at his crest for another or two years, so perhaps weaker associations like the MLS or Ligue One would be a decent alternative for him.