Cristiano Ronaldo Next Club Odds - 19/05/20

35-year-old Cristiano Ronaldo is coming to the end of his second season with Juventus and naturally, the footballing world is discussing his next potential club. Here, we take a look at the Paddy Power odds for the Portuguese superstar's next adventure.

Leading the way is Inter Miami CF, or more commonly known as David Beckham's American Dream. The ex-Manchester United number seven left behind the famous jersey all them years ago for Ronaldo, and now, Beckham is looking to bring on his predecessor for his own franchise.

Inter Miami are currently in their inaugural MLS season and are constantly linked to the biggest names of European football to help promote their Beckham-esque brand, most notably, David Silva, as he departs Manchester City.

As of now, Ronaldo is a price of 2/1 to join up with his fellow ex-United number seven and Inter Miami are clear favourites for his signature.

Up next on the odds list is Paris Saint-Germain at a price of 7/2, however, many doubts linger on this move. Firstly, playing alongside the likes of Neymar and Kylian Mbappe might be a slight ego hit for Ronaldo, and he may favour the limelight for himself instead.

Secondly, PSG are no stranger to transfer troubles, having spent over £400m on Neymar and Mbappe alone, forcing Financial Fair Play into the mix. And, whilst Ronaldo is 35, he all but has the capabilities of a 30-year-old at the peak of their powers and will certainly cost more than most, regardless of his age.

On the other hand, having already won league titles in England, Spain and Italy, France might well be next on Ronaldo's quest to undoubtedly become the greatest of all-time. At odds of 7/2, it's worth considering, but it may also be a little too much to ask for the French giants on the financial front.

Ronaldo is Real Madrid's all-time leading scorer and is unquestionably the famous club's greatest ever player. Having scored 450 goals in 438 appearances, Ronaldo bagged four Champions League titles with Los Blancos in just five years and cemented the 2013-2017 era of Madrid in the history books as one of the best teams in European history.

Now, almost two seasons after leaving the Bernabeu, Ronaldo is 15/2 to return to wear all white back in the Spanish capital. Of course, the fact the winger has already conquered Spain and leads the way as Madrid's all-time goalscorer, it's fair to say that this one is unlikely.

However, Ronaldo's love for the club is clear and he may want to see out his final days back in Madrid, a place which is certainly a second home for him.

When you consider Ronaldo has conquered three major divisions already, Germany could well be on his mind for the future. Switching Manchester for Madrid always seemed to be within Ronaldo's ideas to takeover European football, winning two La Liga titles and three Premier League titles in the process.

Now with a Serie A title and perhaps another one soon to follow, maybe the serial winner will look towards another top division to tick off his list. Bayern Munich will surely be that name, as the French league and his homeland of Portugal don't quite live up to the expectations that German football does.

However, it is out of Bayern's nature to spend so much, especially on an ageing payer. Of course, this is no ordinary man, and if Ronaldo seeks another league title in one of Europe's top five leagues, it could well be with the German giants.

Odds are priced at 9/1 for Bayern to be Ronaldo's next club, but don't rule this one out too soon.

As each year passes since Ronaldo left United for a world record fee in 2009, it brings more rumours about a potential return for their ex-superstar.

The Portugal international made a name for himself at Old Trafford and is the star he is today thanks to the work he did alongside Sir Alex Ferguson, claiming a Ballon d'Or with the club, becoming the first man to do so with the Red Devils since George Best.

Ronaldo bagged 118 goals under Ferguson, which included that 42-goal season where he won the prestigious Ballon d'Or, thus starting the Lionel Messi and Ronaldo dominance of the trophy. The former United star would also win a Champions League title, score in and win an FA Cup final in his debut season and win three Premier League medals.

Since bursting onto the scene of world football with his endless trickery against Bolton Wanderers, he would also win the Sir Matt Busby Player of the Year in his debut campaign at Old Trafford in a squad full of world class talent, and even win the award two more times in years to come.

Now, to have United fans signg his name as he dons the flanks once more, the odds are a high 12/1. This all makes sense when you consider the club's downfall, the absence of Ferguson and Jose Mourinho and how Champions League football is a task within itself, nevermind even competing for the league title.

As is the case with many footballers within Europe approaching the end, the ridiculous payrise over in China looms and it is, of course, incredibly tempting. However, somebody of Ronaldo's wealth and taking into account his unrivalled desire to win, moving to China is a tough ask.

The ex-Madrid superstar has made a career out of winning Europe's greatest prizes and battling Messi for the Ballon d'Or, and, a move to China would all but destroy his claim in being the best around.

No doubt, should Ronaldo move to China, his weekly wage could reach the astronomical figures of close to £500k, just like ex-Chinese league stars Carlos Tevez and Ezequiel Lavezzi earned.

Odds are now priced at 14/1 for Ronaldo to join any Chinese club.