Chelsea?
A return to Sporting?
Desires elsewhere with Saudi Arabia?
Or even PSG?
There are many rumors about Cristiano Ronaldo.
If his departure from Manchester United has been recorded, his new destination is not yet known.
The Portuguese wants to focus on his selection for this World Cup.
Meanwhile, the press launches the bets.
A departure for PSG?
According to
A Bola
, a Portuguese daily, the club in the capital would be the most serious destination.
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Ronaldo emphasized in his interview with Piers Morgan that money will not dictate his choice.
This would exclude a priori a transfer to Saudi Arabia, especially after refusing a two-man contract with Al Hilal against 242M€.
HE wants to continue to feel the adrenaline and PSG offers him this possibility.
He is, according to our information, the most serious candidate to recruit him.
Which would make possible a Ronaldo, Messi, Mbappé and Neymar quartet
” can we read in the columns of the newspaper.
Another Premier League drop off point
This time it's Record who speculates on the future of the Portuguese star.
According to them, the trend would be towards another drop point in the English championship.
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Our newspaper (Editor's note: Record) knows that Newcastle is one of CR7's probable base, but in the Premier League, Chelsea are also interested in him, especially since the departure of Thomas Tuchel who refused his transfer this summer. .
Moreover, one of the leaders of Chelsea, Todd Boehly, recently discussed with Ronaldo, and mentioned a transfer in January
.
Note that the newspaper does not close the door to a potential departure to Saudi Arabia.
Some rumors suggest a departure to Newcastle, then to the Middle Eastern country, with the direct involvement of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
The Magpies being owned by a sovereign wealth fund of Saudi Arabia.
What about Bayern and Sporting?
These are cold leads right now.
Although still mentioned, Bayern Munich and Sporting are, for the time being, not in pole position.
It must be said that Oliver Kahn, manager of the Bavarian club, had closed the door to the Portuguese this summer, declaring that he "
would not have corresponded to the philosophy of the club
".
Rúben Amorim, Sporting coach remained vague on this subject: “
It is up to him to decide his future.
I'm not going to sit here telling you how things are going for me
."
