Cristiano Ronaldo has been able to be consistent enough to be in the top three lists of the best footballers on the planet almost every year of his active career, which has yet to end. Cristiano Ronaldo became a hero after joining Manchester United in 2003, and he became the face of the game after joining Real Madrid in 2009.
Cristiano Ronaldo is known as the best player of our generation, but he is also known for being unpredictable in terms of his departure, as evidenced by his abrupt departures from Real Madrid and Juventus before rejoining Manchester United last summer.
According to the most recent report from The Athletic, Cristiano Ronaldo is much more likely to leave Manchester United before the start of the next season. According to their sources, Cristiano Ronaldo's wise men have informed Manchester United that if he receives a suitable offer from a top European club during the current transfer window, he will leave the club.
A few months ago, it was reported that Chelsea FC owner Todd Boehly had met and spoken with Cristiano Ronaldo's agent, Mendes, and that he may join them before the start of the next season.
Outside of the Premier League, the Bundesliga giants, Bayern Munich, have shown interest in Cristiano Ronaldo, and it appears they want to build an experienced team as well, as they recently signed Sadio Mane.
Napoli is also interested in signing Cristiano Ronaldo, but PSG isn't the favorite right now because they already have a lot of stars and signing Cristiano Ronaldo would be difficult. It might cause a stir in this psg era.
Victor Osimhen of Napoli has long been a favorite of Manchester United.
When Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was manager, the Nigeria international came close to joining United, but he turned it down due to the presence of compatriot Odion Ighalo.
Osimhen is said to be open to the idea of playing in the Premier League, with Arsenal also mentioned as potential suitors.
However, if Ronaldo leaves, United's need will be greater.
While a high fee has been proposed for Osimhen, United would save money by removing Ronaldo's £400,000-per-week salary from their payroll.
Manchester United have not signed any new players as of yet, and it is likely that Cavani will leave the club next season. If Cristiano Ronaldo stays at Manchester United next season, he will play in his first Europa League, and he will almost certainly be playing alongside his rival, Lionel Messi, in the same league.
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