Could this be the Cristiano Ronaldo price in summer transfer window?
Several weeks ago the ‘Sky Sports’ journalist Guillém Balagué claimed of the exit of at least one of the members of the ‘BBC’ next summer. And it seems that the Catalan stands firm in his position despite the memorable exhibition that Cristiano Ronaldo gave on Saturday at the Camp Nou. The journalist has just bragged the Cristiano Ronaldo price Real Madrid is putting up this summer.
Could this be the Cristiano Ronaldo price in summer transfer window?
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The Catalan journalist has returned to the charge on this issue, but this time has even gone something beyond ensuring that the Real Madrid would have to accept the price for the sale of Portuguese forward. According to his information Los Blancos would not object from the month of July 60 million euros put on the table by any club to sign Cristiano Ronaldo, while as the player is appearing bad in terms of scoring goals this season, he would be contented to have a salary of an annual amount located somewhere between 20 and 25 million euros. Manchester United are ready to pay the Cristiano Ronaldo price put up by Real Madrid as per these speculations.
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The reason the price of the player would be this much is his age according to the journalist. At 31, any club could offer him the last big contract of his career. In addition, Balagué noted that both Manchester United and PSG have already shown interest in the striker in recent weeks and are ready to pay the purposed Cristiano Ronaldo price; while the French fleet might prefer for FC Barcelona striker Neymar for his youth – being 7 years younger than Real Madrid star.
However, remember that Balagué has already starred in a controversial claim about the Portuguese demonstrating the unlikeness he has with the striker. In late 2014 he claimed that the merengue striker used an ugly nickname to refer to Messi in private, something that Cristiano Ronaldo himself denied later. Therefore there is every reason to think that Catalan will not be right, because his words sound more attempt to destabilize the white club after his victory in the ‘Classic’ than pure certainty.