CHELSEA are reportedly lining up a £14million bid for wantaway Manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo.
The Blues have already agreed personal terms with Raheem Sterling over a £45m move, and new owner Todd Boehly appears keen to continue spending.
Chelsea are reportedly lining up a bid for Cristiano Ronaldo
Ronaldo sensationally asked to leave United last weekend and is yet to report back for pre-season training at Carrington.
And SunSport exclusively revealed last night that United have accepted they WILL lose Ronaldo this summer.
Chelsea are now looking to pounce with a £14m bid for the unsettled 37-year-old, according to journalist Peter O’Rourke.
As revealed by SunSport on Monday Blues owner Boehly is a huge fan of Ronaldo – but at the time boss Thomas Tuchel still needed convincing to press ahead with a move.
Now though reports suggest Chelsea are lining up an offer.
A bid of £14m is just under £6m less than than the £19.7m Manchester United paid Juventus to resign the Portuguese superstar last summer.
Ronaldo still has a year left on his Old Trafford deal but is thought to be eager to leave in order to continue playing in the Champions League.
New manager Erik ten Hag had been keen for Ronaldo to stay and help his Old Trafford revolution.
SUN BINGO GET £50 BONUS & 50 FREE SPINS TODAY
But after talks with the board, the Dutchman has now accepted he will have to plan for the future without him.
Ronaldo had also been linked with a switch to Bayern Munich – but the German champions have now ruled out a move for the forward.
Club director Oliver Kahn told Kicker, he said: “As much as I appreciate Cristiano Ronaldo as one of the greatest players, a move would not fit into our philosophy.”
Ronaldo is currently on indefinite leave after after delaying his return to Manchester United training due to family reasons.
He had been due to return to the club’s Carrington HQ on Monday to begin pre-season training.
Did you miss our previous article…
https://www.sportingexcitement.com/football/premier-league/man-utd-and-newcastle-in-jean-clair-todibo-transfer-battle-as-nice-set-asking-price-for-former-barcelona-defender/
