Cristiano Ronaldo’s Real Madrid exit could be sealed if Spaniards receive bids of £131million for unhappy star man


CRISTIANO RONALDO’S people reportedly believe £131million will be enough to secure his signature this summer.

The legendary forward is believed to be unhappy in Spain after allegations of tax fraud.

Cristiano Ronaldo could be available for £131million
Cristiano Ronaldo could be available for £131million
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And Ronaldo is now be linked with a shock move away from Real Madrid, with the likes of former club Manchester United said to be extremely interested.



Whether a move does materialise for the Portuguese ace remains to be seen.

But The Telegraph claims Real are set to accept bids of £131m, with Ronaldo’s representatives confident the huge amount will herald a Santiago Bernabeu exit.

The legendary forward is unhappy in Spain and wants to leave Real Madrid
The legendary forward is unhappy in Spain and wants to leave Real Madrid
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Ronaldo has been hit with shocking allegations of tax fraud
Ronaldo has been hit with shocking allegations of tax fraud
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Ronaldo is reckoned to favour an Old Trafford return should he leave Real, with former Los Blancos boss Jose Mourinho also keen on a reunion.

However, there is plenty of reported interest from elsewhere, with Premier League champions Chelsea looking at him as a replacement for Diego Costa.

Ronaldo is believed to favour a return to old club Manchester United this summer
Ronaldo is believed to favour a return to old club Manchester United this summer
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Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain are also keen on the Portuguese forward
Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain are also keen on the Portuguese forward
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United’s fierce rivals Manchester City could also make an outrageous swoop, but Ronaldo could prefer to try his luck in a new country.

French giants Paris Saint-Germain and German aces Bayern Munich are both allegedly keen, while there is no lack of interest from rich clubs in China and the US.


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