Chelsea or Lisbon: What will be Cristiano Ronaldo’s most favorable location after the ‘inevitable’ Manchester United exit in January?
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As a result of Sunday’s shocking interview, in which Cristiano Ronaldo virtually torched his relationships at Old Trafford, Chelsea is the front-runner to recruit the attacker in January.
The club’s highest-paid player, Ronaldo, has only had a minor role under new manager Erik ten Hag, whom the 37-year-old claims he will “never respect.” Ronaldo was recently fined two weeks’ wages and forced to train with the reserves after refusing to be substituted against Tottenham. Ronaldo said in a shocking interview with Piers Morgan Uncensored that the Ten Hag and “two or three men around the club” were attempting to remove him from the team and insisted that the supporters “should know the truth.”
Chelsea is undoubtedly one of the clubs with the financial wherewithal to sign Ronaldo at his current salary. It is possible that Todd Boehly is the one pushing for this transfer, and if Chelsea does sign Ronaldo, it will be interesting. He can also go back to his boyhood club Sporting CP and prove himself again before retiring.
Where should Cristiano Ronaldo go in the January Transfer Window?
When asked again about whether Cristiano Ronaldo could return to Alvalade, Ruben Amorim, the manager of Sporting CP made it very clear that CR7 will make a decision about his future and was invited to comment on the Portuguese star’s “bombastic” statements, in which he claimed Ten Hag does not respect him and felt “betrayed” by Manchester United.
“He is a Manchester player. He has his history, everyone at Sporting likes him and therefore there is not much to say about it. He is the one who will decide his future. Depending on his history, he is the one who dec
ides. I will not be to say for myself, as it was obvious in the summer, things do not go through me. I didn’t read anything about the statements. I say it again: I am very happy with our players, our project is clear and he is a United player”, the Sporting coach stated following the fixture of Famalico-Sporting (1-2).
The FIFA World Cup is about to start and Cristiano Ronaldo will definitely decide his future after his run with the Portugal national team in Qatar.
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