Real Madrid reduces Cristiano's clause from 1,000 to 120 mil
Jan 10, 2024 2:33:34 GMT -8
Post by Deleted on Jan 10, 2024 2:33:34 GMT -8
Real Madrid has lowered Cristiano Ronaldo's termination clause from 1,000 million to 120 million to facilitate an eventual departure of the Portuguese player, although the payment of said amount would not be applicable to clubs such as Barcelona or Paris Saint-Germain.
According to the digital OKDiario, Real Madrid and Binance App Users Data Cristiano Ronaldo reached an agreement to reduce his termination clause from 1,000 million, first to 400 and then to 120, to facilitate a possible departure for CR7 at the end of this season.
This clause reduced to 120 million is not applicable to Spanish teams, especially Barcelona, or Paris Saint-Germain. According to the digital newspaper, Ronaldo has four offers on the table: Manchester City, Arsenal, Chelsea and Milan, although the sanction imposed by Uefa this Wednesday on the Italians leaves them with no options to sign him.
The information speaks of a salary grievance for Ronaldo with respect to the 50 million net a year that Leo Messi earns at Barcelona or the 38 per season that Neymar receives at PSG, which makes the Portuguese feel undervalued and, above all, bad payed.
According to the digital OKDiario, Real Madrid and Binance App Users Data Cristiano Ronaldo reached an agreement to reduce his termination clause from 1,000 million, first to 400 and then to 120, to facilitate a possible departure for CR7 at the end of this season.
This clause reduced to 120 million is not applicable to Spanish teams, especially Barcelona, or Paris Saint-Germain. According to the digital newspaper, Ronaldo has four offers on the table: Manchester City, Arsenal, Chelsea and Milan, although the sanction imposed by Uefa this Wednesday on the Italians leaves them with no options to sign him.
The information speaks of a salary grievance for Ronaldo with respect to the 50 million net a year that Leo Messi earns at Barcelona or the 38 per season that Neymar receives at PSG, which makes the Portuguese feel undervalued and, above all, bad payed.