Cristiano Ronaldo Set to Reject €275 Million Offer from Saudi club
Manchester United striker Cristiano Ronaldo’s future has been a subject of speculation for the entirety of the ongoing summer transfer window. The Portuguese, who arrived at Old Trafford last year and has a contract until June 2023, is said to be unhappy with a lack of Champions League football.
Despite new Manchester united manager Erik Ten Hag claiming the 37-year-old is in his plans and not for sale, Ronaldo has reportedly submitted a transfer request. And according to ESPN, the talisman has rejected a bumper offer to move to Saudi Arabia.
An unnamed Saudi Arabian club has reportedly offered United €30 million for Ronaldo’s services, and have offered to pay the striker a whopping €275 million in wages over a two-year period. The 37-year-old, whose priority is still Champions League football, has reportedly turned down the offer.
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