Quote from: bekti3 on December 03, 2022, 10:49:05 PM

Quote from: S A KHAIR on December 03, 2022, 06:13:12 PM

I think if Bayern Munich is targeting this season's Champions League title, they will be interested in signing Ronaldo. However, it will cost them a lot of money. But Bayern Munich is a very rich club. They need to win titles more than money. And so I will not be surprised if Ronaldo is included in the team. But Bayern Munich will benefit even more if they can sign Mbappe. But we are not sure if Mbappe will leave PSG now.

I have not seen this anywhere, especially when I saw some of the statements of the top officials there who clearly rejected Ronaldo even from last season's transfer.
I think this thing is for what it's too forced isn't their target right now Kane and Thuram? I would prefer them to re-approach their targets rather than continue to have internal disagreements about Ronaldo.

Well, CR7 doesn't look bad in some of these teams, it would be really brilliant if he went to Bayern, but who knows, now he's a free agent, I understand that for now while he's in the World Cup he won't talk about his situation and for what I see he has a great offer to play for a high amount of money in an Arab team, but we all know what the "bug" is like, he wants to play in the UCL and maybe now after the World Cup if he starts playing a lot more they can see him a lot It's more interesting to take it with him, it's not for nothing, but when CR7 says he's scoring goals, he becomes like a machine, as the "Swiss" called him and they have some plans to stop him, which I think will be a bit difficult, but still I don't rule out the fate of CR7.

And as always, there is a lot of controversy regarding Leo Messi and CR7

Gary Lineker hits back at Piers Morgan as Lionel Messi-Cristiano Ronaldo debate escalates

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Gary Lineker has poked fun at Piers Morgan as their social media debate regarding Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo continued.

The BBC anchor is a firm believer in Messi being the greatest of all time, whilst Morgan has been vocal in his belief that Ronaldo ranks above them all. Saturday night though belonged to the Argentine as he and his country marched on into the last eight of the World Cup.

Messi, who enjoyed a record breaking evening on his 1000th career appearance, scored the opener for the South Americans in what was a lacklustre first-half against Australia. The PSG star's performance earned huge plaudits in the BBC studio - with Rio Ferdinand in particular waxing lyrical about the forward.

Source: https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/lineker-morgan-messi-ronaldo-debate-28649154