Cristiano Ronaldo targets Manchester City, Juventus sets price – Daily Mercato

In addition to the Mbappé soap opera at Real Madrid, this last week of the transfer window will be animated by the Cristiano Ronaldo file, who has only one year of contract with Juventus Turin and is looking for a way out by August 31 , as it filtered last Sunday in the Italian press on the sidelines of the 2-2 draw between Udinese and the Old Lady. A match that CR7 started on the bench.

As Corriere dello Sport revealed a few days ago, Cristiano Ronaldo’s agent has been talking with Manchester City for several weeks. According to The team, the Portuguese can even be seen among the Skyblues and believes in a transfer in the coming days. A surprising info on paper when we know the past of the player, a true idol at Manchester United.

Juventus claims between 25 and 30 M €

But according to L’Equipe, CR7 is determined to join Manchester City and has notably taken information from his compatriots in the City locker room. However, the file is considered complex and the case still far from being folded. City are targeting Harry Kane as a priority and everything remains open in this case, although the latter is also very complicated since Tottenham has been inflexible so far.

In Italy, it is confirmed in any case that Manchester City is the only possible destination for the five-time Ballon d’Or in the event of the departure of Juventus. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport or Sky Italia, PSG would not be interested this summer, even if Mbappé left for Real. These two Italian media also ensure that Juventus claims between 25 and 30 million euros for the transfer of Ronaldo, which City would not spend.

Can City players then be put in the balance? L’Equipe evokes this possibility and quotes Bernardo Silva and Aymeric Laporte. According to Sky Italia, Gabriel Jesus is very pleasing to Juventus Turin, but Pep Guardiola is counting on him. To sum up, everyone confirms that Cristiano Ronaldo imagines himself in Manchester City, but that the matter is complicated, especially six days before the market is closed. “Juventus are still convinced that he will stay,” concludes Fabrizio Romano.