PSG and Real Madrid are rumoured as possible destinations for the Portuguese ace if he leaves Juventus this summer.
Cristiano Ronaldo looks to have had his future resolved after Juventus vice president Pavel Nedved confirmed that the Portuguese ace would remain at the club for next season.
However, according to a new report, Ronaldo’s possibility of leaving Serie A is still on the cards, with Real Madrid and PSG turning out to be potential destinations.
Paris Saint-Germain could reportedly sign the 36-year-old if Kylian Mbappe leaves this summer as the French World Cup winner appears to be reluctant to pen a contract extension.
Madrid have also been touted as the potential destination for Ronaldo as manager Carlo Ancelotti is more than pleased to welcome his former protege.
Los Blancos are currently deprived of attacking options, and Ronaldo’s return could see the revival of famous attacking trident BBC – Bale, Benzema and Ronaldo.
On Monday, Ronaldo reported to Juve’s training camp following a dismal European Championship. Portugal ended their campaign in the round-of-16.
He was arguably the best player in an otherwise dull-looking Bianconeri side, which failed to win both Serie A and Champions League last season. Despite the failures, Ronaldo won Serie A’s top scorer award after racking up 29 goals.
It remains to be seen whether Ronaldo would force his way out of Turin or stay put at the club and help them return to their best under new manager Max Allegri.
The Italian gaffer has recently stated that the Portuguese forward will be key to his plans for the upcoming season. The partnership between Ronaldo, Paulo Dybala and Chiesa would make a fomiddable combination at the front.
