Reported Cistiano Ronaldo replacement sparked Real Madrid rumors

Reported Cistiano Ronaldo replacement sparked Real Madrid rumors

Reported Cistiano Ronaldo replacement Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has admits that he has dream of playing for Real Madrid.

According to the Spanish press, Real Madrid has reached to an agreement to sign  Gabon international from Borussia Dortmund in €100million at the end of season.

While, Aubameyang denied the reports of such deal, but revealed that he had made promised to his grandfather to play for Real Madrid one day.

Reported Cistiano Ronaldo replacement sparked Real Madrid rumors

[MyAd]

“There’s no agreement, but… I’ve already promised my grandfather that I would play there one day.

“As I have said many times, I would like to play in Spain and to have a good time until the end of my life.”

“PSG are not my objective,” he said. “I can’t say any more. I don’t know why I have to go back to France when I left there three years ago.”

Reported Cistiano Ronaldo replacement sparked Real Madrid rumors[MyAd]

While, Madrid based AS has branded Cristiano Ronaldo’s display against Las Palmas as anonymous.

“Real Madrid’s muted firepower in their recent away games can be attributed to the team’s top scorer suffering a drop off in form. Cristiano Ronaldo was anonymous against Las Palmas and only got on the ball 28 times throughout the match, his lowest tally in La Liga since joining the club. He has only had less of an impact on six occasions, however, on each of those he benefitted from the excuse of not being on the pitch longer than 45 minutes.

Reported Cistiano Ronaldo replacement sparked Real Madrid rumors“The glaring statistic from yesterday’s match is by no means an isolated incident of late. Before travelling to Gran Canaria, he recorded his meekest participation of the season on 21 February against Málaga (getting on the ball a mere 37 times), when Zidane’s side were blessed to come away with a point. Madrid also came away from their trip to Granada with fortunate result: the Portuguese’s fifth least impactful performance (41).”