Cristiano Ronaldo has given the management of Real Madrid conditions to meet in order to avert his move away from the club. The Portuguese goalscorer, who is currently representing his country at the ongoing Confederation Cup in Russia had earlier expressed his resolve to quit Spain in search of new challenge and experience amidst allegation of tax fraud from Spanish authorities.
His friends had described his decision as irreversible, claiming that the Madrid star was angered by moves to press charges against him. According to Daily Mirror, a reputable UK tabloid, the world best player has requested the Management of Madrid to pay the contentious €14.7 million tax bill Spanish authority is accusing him of owing.
Meanwhile, Manchester United has reportedly offered De Gea plus cash to facilitate the signing of Ronaldo and Alvaro Morata. Ronaldo is speculated to be willing to return to Old Trafford amidst huge interest from French giants, PSG. Madrid had earlier rejected United's offer for Morata, leaving Chelsea as
Madrid had earlier rejected United's offer for Morata, leaving Chelsea as favourite to sign prolific striker especially as Stamford Bridge is bent on easing out Diego Costa.
