Cristiano Ronaldo Next Club Odds

When Juventus splashed out the cash on Cristiano Ronaldo back in 2018, he was seen by many as the answer to their Champions League woes. Whilst the club's domination continues to rule over the Serie A, they haven't tasted European success since 1996.

The Old Lady has longed for the UCL trophy in the 21st century and the arrival of the five-time winner in CR7 was supposed to be the final piece in the jigsaw, to get them over the line.

Unfortunately, it's been the same old story. They were knocked out by Ajax in the quarter-finals last season, with another upset occurring just last week. Lyon scraped through on away goals in the Round of 16, leaving Juventus with their tale between their legs yet again.

Amidst the frustration and anger, transfer rumours began to fly around Ronaldo's future. The 35-year-old is reportedly considering a move away, so we've taken the liberty to look into his next club odds.

The favourites to capture CR7's signature probably won't come as a surprise to many.

PSG have been given a price of 7/5 to sign Ronaldo this summer, with a report in Foot Mercato claiming that the player contacted his agent to sound out a move to the French capital.

Despite being 35-years-of-age, the Portuguese superstar's valuation will still be pushing the nine-figure mark. His contract doesn't expire until 2022, meaning Juventus will likely demand to recuperate the €100m they shelled out for him just two years ago.

As we've seen from recent years, this wouldn't be an issue for PSG. The French giants have grown a reputation for their ability to spend, as we have seen through the acquisitions of Kylian Mbappe and Neymar. Nasser Al-Khelaifi's investments have been with the aim of securing their first ever Champions League title, but similar to Juve, they continue to fall short.

A potential Ronaldo arrival could be the catalyst to changing such fortunes, and they will surely be tempted to try and lure the forward over to France.

After seventeen years of playing at the top level, Ronaldo could always opt for the 'retirement route' and head towards the MLS.

Although his ability is far from declining, we have seen many ageing figures make the move to America to play their final years at a lower level.

He has been given a price of 10/3 to sign for David Beckham's project with Inter Miami. The club are trying to grow a lucrative brand and in terms of superstar status, they don't come any bigger than Cristiano.

Alternatively, the Juve forward has been given odds of 5/1 to join LA Galaxy. Would he follow directly in Becks' footsteps? We would be inclined to suggest that he would opt to make a move elsewhere, to create on his own legacy in the States.

All in all though, a move to America this summer seems unlikely. On the back of a 37 goal season, he is surely unlikely to make such a step down.

Karim Benzema has stepped out of Ronaldo's shadow since he departed, leading his side to the La Liga title this season.

With 26 goals to his name, the Frenchman is flourishing as the club's main man. However, the side are seriously lacking a similar attacking output across the park. Sergio Ramos, a central defender, is the second top goalscorer this season, with Rodrygo in third with a rather measly six.

Would they be tempted to bring back Ronaldo for a 'Last Dance?' Their financial power is reportedly not there this summer, after lucrative spending last year, so it would appear unlikely.

At 15/2, the bookmakers' price reflect this factor.

On the subject of returns, Manchester United have been given odds of 9/1 to sign Ronaldo this summer. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is keen to bolster his attacking options, but the Norwegian seems committed on investing in the youth.

Bayern Munich have been given an identical price, but Robert Lewandowski has showed no signs in slowing down anytime soon. Would they need to invest so heavily in attack, or prefer to strengthen elsewhere?

Betfair are offering 14/1 for 'Any Chinese Club', but similar to the MLS, Ronaldo is surely not prepared to lower his standards this summer.

Manchester City's big odds of 14/1 may come as a surprise, but there have been a real lack of concrete reports linking the Sky Blues to his name.