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Cristiano Ronaldo want to leave Manchester United in this summer. But the latest news, there are no clubs that seem serious about bringing CR7.
Reported from Mirror, Cristiano Ronaldo missed Manchester United’s pre-season training at Carrington four times in a row last week for family reasons. Ronaldo was not included in the list of players on the pre-season tour.
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Cristiano Ronaldo situation in Manchester United still full of questions. Since early July, Ronaldo has reportedly wanted to leave because he feels the Red Devils will not be able to compete at the highest level.
Plus, MU also has not brought in top players to strengthen the squad in the transfer market this summer. Ronaldo doesn’t want to repeat last season’s misfortune with zero titles.
Jorge Mendes, Cristiano Ronaldo’s agent, has reportedly been to several clubs. However, the results are still not visible.
Paris Saint Germain (PSG) recently rejected Ronaldo. Rumor has it that PSG do not have a project to bring in CR7 because their attack line is already filled with Messi, Mbappe and Neymar.
The three players are also paid huge salaries, tens of billions of rupiah per week. If Ronaldo comes, PSG will have to drain their wallet even more.
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PSG is reportedly not interested in presenting the ‘GOAT’ duo, Ronaldo-Messi (Photo: AFP via Getty Images/AFP Contributor)— |
Chelsea the loudest rumors are to sign Ronaldo. It is known, new Chelsea boss Todd Boehly is interested in bringing the superstar to Stamford Bridge.
However, the Blues have bigger interests than Ronaldo. Chelsea have to buy a new defender because they left two defenders this summer!
But it is believed, Ronaldo will not move to another Premier League club. The reason, Ronaldo has a strong attachment to MU.
Final, Bayern Munich rated as the most likely option. However, Bayern have made it clear that they don’t need Ronaldo.
So what Cristiano Ronaldo really moving in this summer? Or rather, CR7 is loyal to end his contract at Manchester United until next summer 2023?
(aff/rin)
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