Ronaldo: I don't know if I'll stay at Madrid
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Cristiano Ronaldo hints at Manchester United move by saying I dont know if Ill stay at Real Madrid
Cristiano Ronaldo has opened the door on a move to Manchester United by admitting he is unsure if hell stay at Real Madrid.
Ronaldo has emerged as a key target for former club United, with new manager David Moyes desperate to make a big statement in the summer transfer window.
And despite Madrid admitting they are hopeful hell stay and sign a new contract, Ronaldo says his future at the Bernabeu is far from certain.
I dont know, said Ronaldo when asked if hell stay.
Well see. The most important thing right now is the Portugal national team.
The 28-year-olds current contract is due to expire in 2015, and its thought he has already snubbed one offer of an extension that would take him up to the end of his career.
United know they will struggle to force a transfer, but believe Ronaldo could put pressure on Madrid to sell if he continues to turn down renewal offers.
Reports in Spain claim the attacker will only sign a new deal if he is offered a whopping £32million-a-year making him the highest paid footballer in history.
Cristiano Ronaldo has opened the door on a move to Manchester United by admitting he is unsure if hell stay at Real Madrid.
Ronaldo has emerged as a key target for former club United, with new manager David Moyes desperate to make a big statement in the summer transfer window.
And despite Madrid admitting they are hopeful hell stay and sign a new contract, Ronaldo says his future at the Bernabeu is far from certain.
I dont know, said Ronaldo when asked if hell stay.
Well see. The most important thing right now is the Portugal national team.
The 28-year-olds current contract is due to expire in 2015, and its thought he has already snubbed one offer of an extension that would take him up to the end of his career.
United know they will struggle to force a transfer, but believe Ronaldo could put pressure on Madrid to sell if he continues to turn down renewal offers.
Reports in Spain claim the attacker will only sign a new deal if he is offered a whopping £32million-a-year making him the highest paid footballer in history.
