CRISTIANO RONALDO has LEFT the Juventus training center and will not take part in training ahead of a potential move to Manchester City.
The 36-year-old has said his goodbyes to his Juve team-mates as he looks set to leave the club after just three years.
According to Fabrizio Romano, the Portugal ace said goodbye to his team-mates and left the club’s training ground after just 40 minutes.
And Ronaldo is waiting for his agent Jorge Mendes to bring a concrete Man City bid forward because at the moment it is only a verbal agreement.
The forward has just one year left on his £500,000-a-week contract and Juventus want to get it off the wage bill.
The Turin-based club also want to acquire a £21.4million fee for the forward.
The potential move has angered a lot of Manchester United fans who see it as a betrayal.
A move to rivals City could see his United legacy of three Premier League titles, an FA Cup and a Champions League tarnished.
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And Ronaldo is going against his own words if he joins City, claiming back in 2009 that he would “never” join them.
He said: “Never. City have a lot of good players and might be a problem for United, Arsenal and Chelsea.
“But that doesn’t interest me. I am only interested in playing for Real Madrid and teams like Barcelona and Valencia.”
And six years later, Ronnie doubled down on his stance when asked if a City switch would ever be an option if the right money was on the table.
He said: “You think the money is going to change my mind at 30-years-old?
“I don’t think so, I don’t think this going to be a problem.
“If you speak about the money I could go to Qatar, they would probably have more money than Man City.
“But it’s not about the money, it’s about the passion.”
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