Without a club since the termination of his contract with Manchester United, Cristiano Ronaldo would have received an offer of around €200m per year from Al Nassr for a two-season contract. However, CR7 would intend to refuse this pharaonic proposal, because he would like to stay in Europe and continue to play in the Champions League.
Hardly on the side of Manchester United for many months, Cristiano Ronaldo has reached an agreement with the management of Red Devils to terminate his contract. Now without a club, CR7 would have received a stratospheric offer. In effect, Al Nassr would have offered a two-season contract worth €200 million a year to the Portuguese star. But what is the position of Cristiano Ronaldo ?
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Cristiano Ronaldo refuses €200m offer from Al Nassr
While some rumors revealed the existence of an agreement between Cristiano Ronaldo and Al Nassr, the 37-year-old veteran insisted on denying this information. ” No that’s not true “answered simply CR7.
Cristiano Ronaldo continue to shine in the Champions League
In the aftermath, Pedro Sepulveda took stock of the situation of Cristiano Ronaldo via Twitter. And according to the Portuguese journalist of CISthe Portuguese international would have decided to refuse the offer to 200M€ ofAl Nassr. According to his words, cristiano Ronaldo wouldn’t be interested in the money. In effect, CR7 would be looking for the ideal project to continue to evolve at the highest level. Thus, his priority would remain to find a club that can apply for a coronation in League Champions. Indiscretions confirmed by Florian Plettenberg. According to the journalist of Sky Germany, Cristiano Ronaldo would still hope to receive an offer from a European club. And his preference would be to sign with a club that plays in C1. Still in contention Cup of World with the Portugal, Cristiano Ronaldo should however choose his next destination after the competition, as indicated by both Florian Plettenberg and Rudy Galetti, journalist from Sportitalia.
