Quote from: AndySt on July 05, 2022, 11:32:53 PM

Quote from: KTChampions on July 05, 2022, 07:41:24 PM

Information changes very quickly and it is difficult to understand what is information and what is hearsay. The last I heard is that Ronaldo is willing to take a significant cut in his salary (I predicted this earlier based on his ambition) in order to get into a top club. It seems to me that under the condition of a cheap transfer, this is a win-win option for any club (and especially for Bayern) since they will recoup all costs only on shirt sales and a general increase in interest in the club. And by the way, I want to note that even though Ronaldo is playing a “muddy” game, he does it correctly - without loud statements in the press and the like - we now learn everything from leaks. While Lewandowski made a circus with his desire to leave the club.

If Lewandowski finally leaves Bayern Munich safely, and Ronaldo agrees to a lower salary, then I think that Ronaldo's transfer to Munich will have a good chance. Firstly, as far as I understand, although Manchester United are not happy about the potential departure of Ronaldo, but still the best option for the club is to sell to another country, to another country in order not to strengthen competitors. Secondly, Ronaldo has only one year left on his contract and he got Manchester United for not so much as 15 million euros plus up to 8 million for bonuses. But in any case, a lot will depend on a personal meeting between Ronaldo and ten Hag, because it is possible that after that the issue of the player's departure will go away by itself.

What can change from Ronaldo's meeting with Ten Hag if United still does not play in the Champions League and so far the transfer policy can be said to have failed (no results)? I think that Ronaldo has already decided the issue of leaving for himself, it remains only to choose the right club, as I understand now, the two most real options are Bayern and Chelsea, the rumors about Barcelona are complete nonsense.