Cristiano Ronaldo Summer Transfer Odds

Cristiano Ronaldo looks as though he could leave Juventus as the Old Lady look set to miss out on qualification for the Champions League next season if both Napoli and AC Milan win their final matches of the season in Serie A this weekend.

The 36-year-old Portuguese man has had an incredible season for Juve, scoring 29 times in 33 league appearances which sees him as the league’s top scorer, despite his team struggling to finish in the top four this campaign. With a potential ban facing the Italian club in European competitions on the cards, with Juve refusing to leave the European Super League, this season looks as though it could be Ronaldo’s last in Italy.

French champions Paris Saint-Germain are the favourites to sign Ronaldo, in order to step up their hunt for the Champions League crown that they desperately crave, having never won the competition in their history.

The Ligue 1 outfit are set to see Moise Kean go back to Everton following a season-long loan, and following an indifferent spell for Argentinian striker Mauro Icardi at the Parc des Princes, they are looking to increase their firepower for the upcoming season.

The signature of Ronaldo would also inevitably lead to further brand exposure, which is something that PSG are particularly trying hard to grow, as they’ve shown in sponsorship deals with Air Jordan.

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Former club Manchester United follow in very closely behind PSG on this list, as it is no secret that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is looking to add a new striker to his cavalry.

Uruguayan forward Edinson Cavani looks unable to play every game at the age of 34-years-old, whilst Ronaldo is still in his peak in terms of physical fitness, which is backed by the number of goals that he has scored for Juventus this season.

The signature of Ronaldo would be a major statement from the Old Trafford club who are looking to win their first Premier League title since the 2012/13 season. With Ronaldo purchasing property in Manchester at Piccadilly Gardens, as he is in the process of making a luxury hotel in the city centre, rumours seem to have intensified about him returning to Old Trafford for the first time as a United player since the summer of 2009.

Ronaldo’s last tenure at the Red Devils saw him leave with, three Premier League titles, a Ballon d’Or and a Champions League to his name, meaning that his marketability would be through the roof.

Ronaldo is priced at 5/1 to make a return to Old Trafford in the upcoming summer transfer window.

Another former club in the shape of Sporting Lisbon are rumoured to be looking at a move for Ronaldo.

The 36-year-old last played for Sporting in 2003, having spent six years at the Liga Nos outfit before his move to United. A return to his homeland where he would be playing in a division outside of Europe’s top five leagues would be that of a fairy-tale, as he is still in the peak of his powers, but, with Sporting having just won the league for the first time since 2002, he could be tempted to return there for what could be his final few seasons in football.

Ronaldo is priced at 8/1 to move back to Sporting in the next transfer window.

Real Madrid are also on this list of clubs that are interested in signing the Portuguese striker.

Ronaldo left Real for Juve back in the summer of 2018 and had an incredible time at the Santiago Bernabeu, winning the Champions League four times, with his goals taking centre stage throughout each campaign.

Real have since struggled in general without Ronaldo’s presence, as their replacements for the Portuguese striker in Mariano and Luka Jovic haven’t lived up to their potential, as former Lyon man Mariano has scored just 11 goals since 2018, whilst Jovic score two goals in 32 appearances, and has since been loaned back to Eintracht Frankfurt, where he has found the back of the net just four times in 18 matches.

Karim Benzema has stepped out of the shadows this season for Real, scoring 28 goals in 43 matches, but, their second top scorer is Casemiro with just seven, a huge deficit in goals which Los Blancos must look to fill if they are to challenge on all fronts next season.

Ronaldo has the odds of 16/1 to re-sign for Real Madrid.

Could a move to America be on the cards for Ronaldo?

Well, bookmakers have a move to the MLS being priced at 28/1 for Ronaldo, which seems fair, as he would essentially be sacrificing peak years of his career, although it would be a move that would cause shockwaves throughout world football, as well as increasing his brand even more in America.

Inter Miami or LA Galaxy would most likely be the obvious destinations for the 36-year-old, as Inter have former United teammate Phil Neville managing them, as well as former Juventus teammates Gonzalo Higuain and Blaise Matuidi on the playing staff too. Whilst the Galaxy are regarded as the biggest team in the country, and it would give Ronaldo the perk of living in Los Angeles.

A move to the MLS is priced at 28/1 for the 36-year-old this summer.