Ronaldo Does NOT Deny Chances of Real Madrid Exit Worth £156m deal!
Cristiano Ronaldo may have welcomed a gigantic offer made to Real Madrid from one of Europe’s soccer giants. In the wake of winning the Champions League once more for Los Blancos, Ronaldo is on duty with Portugal ahead of a must-win World Cup qualifier against Latvia on Friday night.
Reports have claimed that Real can expect offers of £156million for the whiz from those clubs who can bear the cost of it. Ronaldo at first ignored a question about his future when asked today by a Deportes Cuatro columnist. A Bola had reported that club chiefs from around the globe are set to make Real a world record offer.
Ronaldo Does NOT Deny Chances of Real Madrid Exit Worth £156m deal!
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Regardless of Ronaldo having just penned another agreement in the Spanish capital until 2021 in November, the Portuguese paper said the four-time Ballon d’Or champ has various suitors – including Paris Saint-Germain, Manchester United and clubs in China. Be that as it may, when the columnist recently pushed the issue, asking if it is at all conceivable, Ronaldo’s answer was ambiguous.
The Real Madrid star answered: “Nothing is impossible.”
No player would leave a more noteworthy opening at their club. At the point when Los Blancos required him most this season Ronaldo came up trumps, as he nailed Champions League hat tricks in both the quarter and semi finals, while additionally bagging two goals in the 4-1 final win over Juventus on Saturday. The 32-year-old grabbed 42 goals in 46 matches as Madrid won their twelfth European victory, including the first Spanish title in five years.
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Presently he is expected to deliver a match-winning performance for his nation, when Euro 2016 victors Portugal go to Riga on Friday evening for a precarious conflict. PSG have long held an enthusiasm as the club’s proprietors keep on dreaming of winning the Champions League, with Ronaldo’s agent Jorge Mendes known to be in talks with CEO Nasser Al-Khelaifi.
Manchester fans have long planned to see Ronaldo come back to Old Trafford, after his stunning six years in Manchester before his career at the Spanish club. The arrangement would be profitable for United from an advertising viewpoint, despite the huge expense and his wages. However, he isn’t esteemed a reasonable target. Ronaldo has officially declared that he’s uninterested in moving to China, with Mendes mentioning that such a move is “unthinkable”.