Cristiano Ronaldo points out “four clubs” in England that are candidates for a transfer this summer, and the prestigious Barcelona may be up for grabs as his new home.

Last Updated on 07/16/2022 by てんしょく飯

Cristiano Ronaldo, the Portuguese international who plays for Manchester United, is reportedly eyeing a move away from the club in the summer transfer window. 37-year-old five-time Ballon d’Or winner is the subject of a lot of attention, but according to the Daily Express, his options are rather limited. According to the Daily Express, the options are quite limited.

Ronaldo is eager to play in the UEFA Champions League and wants to leave United, but his departure this summer will be closely watched.

Ronaldo has decided to leave the club after being frustrated by the club’s failure to qualify for the UEFA Champions League for the 2022-23 season as well as the lack of reinforcements for the new season. Bayern Munich of Germany and Chelsea of England were reportedly interested in Ronaldo, but both clubs seem to have withdrawn from the race.

However, Italian club Napoli is reportedly still interested in Ronaldo. The Italian giants can give Ronaldo the opportunity to play in the CL, a competition he is eager to compete in. Roma, led by Jose Mourinho, with whom he worked with during his time at Spanish first division Real Madrid, are also said to be interested in Ronaldo. However, Roma are not qualified for the CL, and Ronaldo’s desire to play under Mourinho again will be a key factor in his decision, as the two clashed several times during their time at Real.

A return to Portuguese first division club Sporting CP, where he played before making his first move to United, seems to remain an option. However, Ronaldo’s extremely high salary is likely to be an obstacle for the homegrown club. And one club that has been mentioned as remaining is Barcelona, a Spanish first division club. Last summer, he was linked with a possible move to United rival Manchester City, but it remains to be seen whether he would be willing to join Real Madrid’s eternal rival club.

The article states, “United manager Eric ten Haf has stated that Ronaldo is not for sale. And even if the Red Devils decide to allow him to move on, the withdrawal of Bayern and Chelsea means that he will have to choose a place that is far from ideal,” emphasizing that his options are dwindling.

The world is watching Ronaldo’s departure, but will the attacker, who has been slow to join the team, leave United?