WANTAWAY Manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo has had his £600,000 Rolls-Royce Ghost clamped in Lisbon.
The Portuguese superstar, 37, is currently on leave from training due to “family reasons”.
Ronaldo owns an expensive fleet of cars but may take them elsewhere as he eyes a move away from Man Utd
But Ronaldo has already made it clear he wants to quit to play Champions League football following an unsuccessful return to Old Trafford ten months ago.
United were firm in their stance that their star striker would still be with them for next season.
However, the Red Devils have now recognised they cannot keep him against his will and want to avoid a long, drawn-out battle.
But in added stress to CR7 with his club football future up in the air, a Rolls-Royce Ghost from his expensive fleet of cars was clamped in Lisbon.
The £600,000 car was clamped in Sao Sebastiao near the El Corte Ingles shopping centre.
While on holiday in Spain, Ronaldo also saw one of his £1.7million Bugatti’s be crashed by a bodyguard in Majorca.
The driver lost control and skidded into a wall in the residential estate of Sa Coma.
The family started their holiday away from prying eyes in a luxury villa at the foot of the Tramuntana mountains.
They arrived in style – using his £20million G200 private jet to fly there.
But for most of Ronaldo‘s family holiday, he spent his time on his £5.5m yacht.
A number of UCL clubs are tracking Ronaldo’s situation at Man Utd.
Ronaldo’s agent Jorge Mendes has held talks with Chelsea owner Todd Boehly, as well as had dinner with Barcelona president Joan Laporta.
German champions Bayern Munich also registered an interest with star man Robert Lewandowski trying to force a move to Barcelona.
But Man Utd legend Rio Ferdinand has backed Ronaldo, saying the superstar is right to be unhappy with the club.
Ferdinand said on his FIVE YouTube Channel: “You’re talking about Cristiano Ronaldo here!
“I don’t understand how it’s a big story that Cristiano Ronaldo is not happy with the way things are at Man United. He can’t be. I wouldn’t be.
“Anyone who wants to win football matches or trophies, anyone who is used to winning and competing every year at the top of the table for the biggest prizes, and then all of a sudden isn’t – and doesn’t even qualify for the Champions League – you can’t sit here and expect them to be happy.
“He’s not happy with missing out on the Champions League.
“He doesn’t even know what the Europa League soundtrack sounds like!
“When that comes on, he’s going to be thinking “what dance am I in here?”‘
