Bayern CEO Kahn says Ronaldo doesn't accommodate club's 'theory'
Bayern Munich CEO Oliver Kahn said on Wednesday that taking action for Cristiano Ronaldo in the exchange market wouldn't fit the club's "reasoning".
Manchester United striker Ronaldo purportedly needs to leave the club he rejoined last year, albeit new Red Devils chief Erik ten Hag has demanded the five-time Ballon d'Or victor isn't available to be purchased.
Ronaldo showed up back at Old Trafford on Tuesday in front of talks with Ten Hag over his future.
Be that as it may, Europe's top clubs, including Bayern, have not been rejecting for the Portuguese star's mark.
"We talked about this subject - - if not we wouldn't take care of our business appropriately," Kahn told German day to day Bild.
"By and by, I think Cristiano Ronaldo is one of the best ever footballers.
"Yet, we arrived at the resolution that, in spite of the regard that we hold him in, he wouldn't have fitted our way of thinking right now."
The 37-year-old Ronaldo just has one year left on his agreement with United, however is allegedly frantic to play in the Champions League.
Man United battled last season and could meet all requirements for the Europa League in the wake of completing 6th in the Premier League.
Bayern saw Robert Lewandowski leave for Barcelona recently and Tottenham mentor Antonio Conte has griped that the Bavarians have been attempting to tempt England skipper Harry Kane to move to the Bundesliga champions.
"Harry Kane is a phenomenal striker who is under agreement with Tottenham," said previous Bayern goalkeeper Kahn.
Bayern face RB Leipzig in the German Super Cup on Saturday prior to opening their Bundesliga title guard at Eintracht Frankfurt on 5 August.
Bayern saw Robert Lewandowski leave for Barcelona recently and Tottenham mentor Antonio Conte has griped that the Bavarians have been attempting to tempt England skipper Harry Kane to move to the Bundesliga champions.
"Harry Kane is a phenomenal striker who is under agreement with Tottenham," said previous Bayern goalkeeper Kahn.
Bayern face RB Leipzig in the German Super Cup on Saturday prior to opening their Bundesliga title guard at Eintracht Frankfurt on 5 August.
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