Cristiano Ronaldo’s future has looked uncertain at various points this summer, with an exit from Juventus remaining a remote possibility. Various avenues have been touted as the next step in his illustrious career, although none of them have come off so far. Interestingly enough, Lionel Messi and Manchester United have had their own parts to play.
The former Real Madrid man has continued his status as a certified goal-machine since joining Juve, although his £27million annual salary is a hefty price to pay.
Ronaldo’s remarkable scoring rate may be hard to replace, but such a wage commitment is restricting their options in the transfer market.
According to Marca, the club are subsequently open to letting him leave this summer.
Ronaldo supposedly offered his services to Los Blancos, although they turned their nose up at the prospect of a reunion in favour of a longer-term project involving either Erling Haaland or Kylian Mbappe.
Then comes PSG, a destination which has often been mentioned in the same breath as Ronaldo over the past few seasons.
The report covers multiple near misses over the past few weeks, one of which was with his former side Real Madrid.
Again, the Parc des Princes could have welcomed the Portuguese megastar this summer, until Lionel Messi’s shock departure from Barcelona threw a spanner in the works.
Within days of Messi’s tearful farewell press conference, he was in training for PSG preparing to form a timeless front three with Neymar and Mbappe.
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