CRISTIANO RONALDO’S exit from Manchester United is edging closer following the football superstar’s EXPLOSIVE interview with Piers Morgan.
The 37-year-old lifted the lid on the goings-on at United to the SunSport columnist on TalkTV.
Ronaldo says he feels betrayed by the Old Trafford club, and believes senior figures are trying to get rid of him.
He also hit out at manager Erik ten Hag, who he does not respect, as well as former Red Devils team-mate Wayne Rooney.
More is to come from the tell-all interview with Morgan, where Ronaldo gives a “fascinating” answer on WHERE he could be playing his club football next.
Morgan told talkSPORT this morning that fans are in for a surprise when the full chat is released on TalkTV this week.
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United are said to be disappointed with Ronaldo for the interview, but any potential punishment at this point is unclear.
They have released a vague statement saying they will “consider its response after the full facts have been established”.
Ronaldo did, however, blow the door open to a move to Ligue 1 giants Paris Saint-Germain in a new biography.
As per Le’Equipe, he said: “The door is open. Only with the Portuguese from the Paris region, the club could fill the stadium.
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“I see myself well at the Parc des Princes, in front of fifty thousand Portuguese. That would be great.”
Should Man Utd decide they want to part ways with CR7 before the end of the season, PSG could be a viable financial option for the five-time Ballon d’Or winner.
Such a move would also see him link up with long-time rival Lionel Messi, who has SEVEN Ballon d’Ors to his name.
The pair have scored an astonishing 1,603 goals between them.
Messi could start behind Ronaldo in the No10 position, with Neymar to his left and certain future Ballon d’Or winner Kylian Mbappe to his right.
Lynchpin Marco Verratti would man the midfield alongside Danilo Pereira.
Young, fast and attacking wing-backs Nuno Mendes and Achraf Hakimi will man the wide areas.
And Presnel Kimpembe would partner Marquinhos in protecting Euro 2020 winner Gianluigi Donnarumma.
PSG are still chasing their first Champions League crown.
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The Parisians came closest in 2020, where they reached the final but lost to Bayern Munich.
With a front four that has a grand total of 2,218 goals, they’d be nailed-on favourites to win the tournament.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
