Sporting Lisbon react on Twitter to reports Cristiano Ronaldo wants to leave Real Madrid

Sporting Lisbon react on Twitter to reports Cristiano Ronaldo wants to leave Real Madrid

In case you’re not completely taking after Bundesliga club Hertha Berlin on Twitter, you might need to begin doing as such. The German outfit left Twitter in join a week ago when they sent an offer to Zlatan Ibrahimovic in the wake of his release by Manchester United.

“No agreement at @ManUtd – we’ve awesome fans, yet at the same time no money: BUT YOU CAN WIN @bundesliga_de for first time ? Think about it @Ibra_official.”

Sporting Lisbon react on Twitter to reports Cristiano Ronaldo wants to leave Real Madrid

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Sporting Lisbon react on Twitter to reports Cristiano Ronaldo wants to leave Real Madrid

Presently the story was first revealed by Portuguese daily paper A Bola and later affirmed by Spanish outlet Marca about the reports Cristiano Ronaldo wants to leave Real Madrid. What’s more, as in their offer to Zlatan, Hertha has disclosed to Ronaldo that they have no cash, however, can “love him like a child.”

“Ronaldo wants to leave @realmadrid. No money, however, galactic test and Berlin will love you like a son. ?Interested, @Cristiano? #hahohe.”

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The club where Ronaldo began his vocation has flippantly sent Ronaldo an offer on Twitter. “Cristiano, the Prodigal Son returns… what’s the postponement? ?,” they composed.

Everybody knows the narrative of Ronaldo’s ascent through the academy at Sporting. He cleared out for Man United in 2003 and the rest is history.

Be that as it may, similar to how Lionel Messi wants to end his career where it started, at Newell’s Old Boys, it wouldn’t be excessively shocking if Ronaldo returns, making it impossible to his childhood club one day. Manchester United and Paris Saint-Germain have both been advanced as Ronaldo’s potential next goal.

He has solid binds to United, obviously, having burned through six seasons at Old Trafford. PSG, in the interim, are one of just a couple clubs that can bear the cost of his transfer fee and wages. Ronaldo’s desires to leave Real Madrid is accounted for to have originated from the statements pointed his way over tax avoidance.