Cristiano Ronaldo’s Real Madrid future in doubt as release clause is reportedly slashed by Spanish giants
The 33-year-old wanted to sign a new contract worth £1.35million-a-week but the club are not willing to offer him that
Cristiano Ronaldo's release clause has been dramatically lowered to £100million by Real Madrid, according to reports.
The 33-year-old's future at Real Madrid is under huge speculation despite the fact he is currently representing Portugal at the 2018 World Cup finals in Russia.
Ronaldo wanted to sign a new contract worth £1.35m but the LaLiga giants have no intention of agreeing to that.
And now the European champions may be prepared to let Ronaldo go as he is not getting any younger.
Marca claims that the five-time Ballon d'Or winners' exit from the Bernabeu is getting closer after his release clause has been lowered from £884m to £100m.
Paris Saint-Germain are one of very few clubs who could afford to land the forward but face the danger of falling foul of Uefa's Financial Fair Play restrictions.
Ronaldo earns around £350,000-a-week at Real Madrid - almost half of Neymar's weekly wage of £619,000.
The Portuguese has been linked with a move back to old club Manchester United.
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