Mercato Mercato / Premier League: Cristiano Ronaldo (Manchester United), the improbable track… Chelsea – Eurosport FR

It’s hard to imagine Cristiano Ronaldo playing in the Premier League in a shirt other than Manchester United. However, the hypothesis exists. The Athletic, through the voice of its journalist David Ornstein, revealed on Saturday the holding of a meeting last week between Todd Boehly, the new strongman of Chelsea, and Jorge Mendes, the famous agent of the Portuguese star. There would have been talk of the possibility of seeing CR7 don the Blues jersey…TransfersThe 14 transfer window info that you missed on Saturday06/18/2022 At 7:07 p.m.We’re not there yet. David Ornstein makes it clear that Chelsea will not necessarily dig this track. And that Manchester United expect Cristiano Ronaldo, who returned last summer, to be at the club again next season. Even if CR7 would have expressed some doubts on this subject compared to the discretion of the Mancunian leaders on the transfer window so far, while the Red Devils ended last season in a disappointing 6th place and will not compete in the next Champions League. Mendes would have offered Ronaldo to MourinhoRonaldo at Chelsea, so it’s far from done. But this is not a possibility to be ruled out definitively. The Blues could separate this summer from Romelu Lukaku, close to a return to Inter, but also from Timo Werner. They would thus find themselves without a real scorer to tackle the next season, and the track leading to Cristiano Ronaldo would then not be meaningless. Although it certainly wouldn’t be Chelsea’s only follow-up if any. Is Lukaku’s return to Chelsea the biggest flop in Premier League history? And that’s not all. In Italy, the Gazzetta dello Sport explains that Jorge Mendes would have offered his foal to AS Roma, where he would then find José Mourinho, whom he had rubbed shoulders with at Real Madrid between 2010 and 2013. An even more surprising rumor, Roma n not qualifying for the next Champions League. Seeing CR7 join the Wolf would make little sense: the Portuguese rightly criticizes Manchester United, only qualified for the next Europa League, for not being ambitious enough on the transfer market. League of Nations “I repeat that it is the best player in the world”: Ronaldo, the night of rebirth