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PSG ‘set to launch Cristiano Ronaldo transfer swoop if they fail to land Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappe leaves’


PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN are reportedly interested in signing Cristiano Ronaldo if they cannot attract Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappe leaves.

Ronaldo, 36, joined Juventus in 2018 for £88million and has scored 92 goals in 121 games for the Italian giants.

Ronaldo and Juventus were knocked out of the Champions League earlier this weekCredit: Reuters

But his failure to win the Champions League with the Serie A champions could mean he looks to move on in the summer.

Juve were dumped out of Europe in dramatic fashion on Wednesday by Porto.

And, according to Marca, the Portuguese superstar may be approached by PSG.

However, the Ligue 1 side’s main priorities remain keeping hold of Mbappe and trying to lure Messi to Paris.

It was reported earlier this week that Ronaldo could leave Juve for just £25m in the summer.

And Real Madrid boss Zinedine Zidane refused to rule out Ronaldo returning to the Spanish giants.

He said: “You know what Cristiano Ronaldo means for Real Madrid.

“You know the affection we have for him at Real Madrid. What he did here was magnificent.

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Mbappe could be set to leave PSG this summer as he is linked with big money moves awayCredit: AFP or licensors

“Right now he’s a Juventus player and he’s doing really well there. I can’t say anything about all the many things they say.

“I can only say that he is a Juventus player and we have to respect that.”

For the time being Ronaldo will have to focus on trying to salvage Juve the Serie A title.

Andrea Pirlo’s team look set to miss out on a tenth successive scudetto as they currently sit ten points behind table toppers Inter Milan.

PSG target Cristiano Ronaldo in sensational transfer as replacement for Real Madrid target Kylian Mbappe next summer


Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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