PSG boss Leonardo reveals that the club will make a sensational move for Cristiano Ronaldo if Juventus decides to put him up for sale next summer as the Italian giants consider slashing his £ 28 million a year salary from his salary bill.
- Cristiano Ronaldo receives a salary of £ 28 million a year at Juventus, Serie A champions
- Reports have emerged that Juve could try to sell Ronaldo to cut his salary
- PSG boss Leonardo confirmed the Ligue 1 champions would be interested
- Leonardo added that despite the Covid-19 crisis, PSG can still be ‘ambitious’
Cristiano Ronaldo could be ready for a surprising move to PSG next summer if Juventus decide to put their star man up for sale.
The 35-year-old, who joined the Serie A champion from Real Madrid in 2018, currently earns 28 million pounds a year in Turin, five times more than his highest-paid teammate Paulo Dybala, and is said to have Juve is eager to get Ronaldo’s. wages from your books.
When asked about Ronaldo’s possible availability, PSG sporting director Leonardo declined to rule out a move, noting that “ something unforeseen may happen. ”
Cristiano Ronaldo could leave Juventus next summer and PSG would be interested in a move
PSG boss Leonardo confirmed that PSG would ‘enter the circle’ if Ronaldo were available
“Today in football we do not know what will happen,” he said. PSGTV.
Maybe tomorrow Cristiano Ronaldo will wake up and say that I want to go play somewhere else.
‘Who can buy it? It is a closed circle. PSG enters this circle. It’s usually about opportunities, situations.
‘The transfer window, we have to prepare for it and that’s what we do. We have our priorities, our lists, but something unforeseen can happen. ‘
Despite the coronavirus crisis that forced Europe’s best clubs to cut back amid financial problems, Leonardo insisted that the Ligue 1 champions still have the “ability” to plan for the future.
Ronaldo could be sold by Juventus next summer as they seek to shed his high salary
“Last year we lost between 15 and 20 percent and this year it will be more,” he explained. But honestly, at PSG there is the capacity and the means to overcome the crisis.
“The other clubs may have more difficulties to overcome the crisis. But the ambition here is always huge. ‘
Meanwhile, Juve coach Andrea Pirlo confirmed that Ronaldo suffered an injury that forced him to retire during the draw with Lazio in Rome.
Juventus coach Andrea Pirlo confirmed that Ronaldo injured his ankle against Lazio
Number 7 left with a blow to the ankle and was seen with his foot tied up with an ice pack during the final stages of the match.
It remains to be seen whether he will join Portugal during the international break.
Juventus currently occupies fifth place in Serie A, four points behind the starting leader, AC Milan.
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