There will be nothing from the arrival of Manchester United striker Cristiano Ronaldo to Bayern Munich, and the reason is the fact that the German giant refused to bring in the experienced Portuguese.
European media reported that Ronaldo ordered his agent Georges Mendes to offer him to the Bavarians.
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However, the management of Bayern, as reported by the German Sky, held a club meeting and rejected the proposal to bring Ronaldo, and allegedly had as many as five reasons for such a decision.
The first is the budget for salaries that would be burdened, because Ronaldo has a salary of 30 million euros a year. The second and third concern the atmosphere in the locker room.
Bayern believes that his salary could disrupt relations between the players, as well as that the young coach Julian Nagelsmann would not be able to keep things under control.
The last two concern Ronaldo’s years.
Ronaldo is 37 years old and the question is how much more he will be able to play at the top level, and the Bavarians want players who are ready to play pressing and willing to run on defense.
The Portuguese played 38 games for Manchester United last season and scored 24 goals.
