Ronaldo is ready to quit the Italian giants, while Manchester United move in on the English gun

Portugal has been eliminated from Euro 2020, and talk about Cristiano Ronaldo’s future has exploded.

Jorge Mendes, Ronaldo’s agent, is expected to meet with Juventus in the coming days to discuss the 36-year-future. old’s

According to Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano, Ronaldo will not ask Juventus to extend his contract, and the club is waiting to hear whether he will leave in the summer.

Ronaldo makes about £500,000 per week ($920,000) in Italy, where he is contracted until June 2022, and would almost probably take a wage reduction if he moved.

Allowing him to leave may save Juventus £75 million.

According to reports from Italy, Juventus would accept offers of at least £25 million for the star, and selling him this season would save the club an additional £50 million.

The great attacker has long been linked with a move away from the Italian giants, especially after their nine-year campaign of terror in Serie A came to an end with a fourth-place finish, 13 points behind Inter Milan.

Andrea Pirlo, a former midfielder, was fired as manager after only a year in charge.

Ronaldo, on the other hand, scored 29 goals to end as Italy’s leading goal scorer.

It’s been suggested that he return to Manchester United or Real Madrid, with Paris Saint-Germain also being mentioned as a possible destination.

After Spanish publication Marca speculated that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will pitch Paul Pogba into a swap deal that would see both players return to their former clubs, speculation that Ronaldo may return to Man Utd rose.

Yet, Rio Ferdinand said “chapter is closed”.

With a season left on his contract and his future at the Red Devils dragging on, the French ace’s future is also up in the air, much like Ronaldo’s.

Ronaldo is expected to stay in Turin, according to Italian newspaper Tuttosport, but if he does move, PSG is the most likely destination.

Along with Neymar and Kylian Mbappe, that would form a dream front line.

Ferdinand’s remarks against Ronaldo could explain why United is close to signing English teenager Jadon Sancho.

“Manchester United and Borussia Dortmund will be in direct contact in the next hours in order to complete the details of the agreement/payment,” Romano writes about Sancho.

The deal is believed to be worth £75 million.

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