Cristiano Ronaldo is a free agent after he was sensationally released by Manchester United on Tuesday after a TV interview where he criticised coach Erik ten Hag and the club hierarchy, and attention has turned on to his next destination.
There is no doubt Ronaldo's focus will be on the Qatar 2022 World Cup where Portugal begin their tournament against Ghana on Thursday but behind the scenes he will also be working with his management team to sort out the next move in his club career.
We take a look at five potential destinations where 37-year-old Ronaldo could be playing club football after the World Cup.Chelsea have blown hot and cold this season and new owner Todd Boehly could send a strong message to the English Premier League by bringing Ronaldo to Stamford Bridge in a move that could spark some sort of revival at the battling club.If there is a team that can afford Ronaldo’s astronomical wages it is PSG.
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