da betano casino： There’s not a week that goes by without some sort of rumour surrounding the future of arguably the world’s greatest player. Continuously linked with a return to his former club Manchester United, it seems that Cristiano Ronaldo’s future with Real Madrid could be in some doubt if recent speculation is to be believed.
da betway： Despite scoring a hatful of goals, as well as winning all the major trophies during his six seasons with the club, the Spanish giants are being urged by some to consider selling their star man. And with the Portuguese forward cutting a disgruntled figure in recent weeks, now could be the time to consider cashing in on the three-time Ballon d’Or winner much to the delight of Manchester United.
Speaking on Sky Sports, Spanish football expert Terry Gibson last month suggested that Real should sell Ronaldo in the summer for the good of the team, with the 30-year-old’s obsession with individual achievements hindering the performances of the side. And he has a good point.
Ronaldo’s form has certainly dipped since the start the year, with his main rival Lionel Messi surpassing him in all areas during the last few months. The first signs of unrest came in January when he failed to score at the Bernabeu in the league for the first time in 15 months. His frustration was clearly visible after reacting badly to his team-mate Gareth Bale when the Welshman chose to shoot instead of pass to him.
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February saw Ronaldo fail to score three consecutive La Liga games for the first time since 2011, and after a petulant sending off in another blank with Cordoba he drew more criticism when failing to celebrate an Isco goal off the back of an open-goal miss, clearly annoyed that it wasn’t his name on the score sheet.
And in his latest game there was more unrest as Ronaldo was left disappointed to see his acrobatic effort rebound to Bale to net the opener in a 2-0 win over Levante.
Ronaldo’s focus appears to be on his goal-scoring record and for the good of the team now could be a good time to cash in on the star. Having passed 30-years-of-age, his days at the peak of his game won’t be around for too much longer, and if they don’t sell him in the next couple of transfer windows they risk losing out on a lot money through transfer fees.
Still one of the world’s best, there would be no shortage of clubs queuing up for his signature, and Madrid would be more than capable of recouping the majority of the £80m they spent on him back in 2009. Manchester United would no doubt be prime contenders, and there’s no doubt he would be welcomed back with open arms.
His departure would help to bring the best out of the likes of Bale and James Rodriguez, who have more than enough talent to help fill the void he would leave. There’s no hiding the fact he would be a significant loss to any team, but Madrid are not short of attacking quality, and they would certainly be able to recruit further quality to bolster their front line with his transfer fee.
Messi aside, there isn’t a player who can match his record in front goal. But no matter how important a player is, when they fail to embrace the spirit of the team in celebrating goals, it certainly leaves the club with a big decision to make about what outcome will be most beneficial to the team and their success going forward.
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