Yeah, and we lost against Porto twice. With him. I wasn't being serious... Those are shitty conclusions about single games. The only certainty is we were better as a team before he arrived and we need to regain that.
We weren't that good, no. But Cristiano Ronaldo was on the field and might have had something to do with that because he obviously takes a lot of fluidity away from our gameplay.
Plus just saying but he scored a penalty which everybody could have scored and missed a sitter.
It gives you 29 mil now + 60 fucking million per year. You can find a lot on the market for that kind of money.
We weren't that good, no. But Cristiano Ronaldo was on the field and might have had something to do with that because he obviously takes a lot of fluidity away from our gameplay.
Plus just saying but he scored a penalty which everybody could have scored and missed a sitter.
It gives you 29 mil now + 60 fucking million per year. You can find a lot on the market for that kind of money.
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I don't see him returning to Real Madrid in their current state, they're clearly not the team they were when he left - and even then they were already starting to decline, their 2017-18 CL triumph was quite lucky if we have to be honest.
And Zidane will leave Real Madrid by the end of this season at the latest, meaning he's without his favorite coach if he should return. Not to forget all the tax dodging others already mentioned.
I gotta see him return before I believe it.
And Zidane will leave Real Madrid by the end of this season at the latest, meaning he's without his favorite coach if he should return. Not to forget all the tax dodging others already mentioned.
I gotta see him return before I believe it.
Yes after he paid 22 million dollars
Cristiano Ronaldo, the Portuguese soccer star, will pay about $22 million in back taxes and fines as part of a settlement reached with the Spanish tax authorities over undeclared earnings from his advertising contracts, prosecutors have said.
The settlement for Ronaldo, 33, follows a preliminary agreement reached last month, shortly before he played for his country in the 2018 World Cup in Russia and then moved clubs and countries, switching from Real Madrid to Juventus in Italy for a fee of about $110 million.
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Icardi looks the most obvious choice
Cristiano Ronaldo, the Portuguese soccer star, will pay about $22 million in back taxes and fines as part of a settlement reached with the Spanish tax authorities over undeclared earnings from his advertising contracts, prosecutors have said.
The settlement for Ronaldo, 33, follows a preliminary agreement reached last month, shortly before he played for his country in the 2018 World Cup in Russia and then moved clubs and countries, switching from Real Madrid to Juventus in Italy for a fee of about $110 million.
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Icardi looks the most obvious choice