Ronaldo’s Release Clause Is €1 Billion
Jorge Mendes: Cristiano Ronaldo’s Release Clause At Real Madrid Is €1 Billion
Jorge Mendes, Cristiano Ronaldo’s agent, has claimed that the Portuguese has an astronomical €1 billion release clause.
Ronaldo has been linked with a move to his former club, Manchester United, but Mendes revealed he hasn’t received any calls for his client recently.
"I no longer get calls from anyone asking about Cristiano. It's not worth them calling to ask for it,” he told AS.
"The price is that stated in his release clause – €1bn (£785m)."
Despite persistent injury troubles, Mendes also insists his client is in a ‘phenomenal’ physical state, and has backed him to break his own records.
"I'm sure that he will beat his personal record if he does not have any physical problems,” he added.
"For Cristiano, nothing is impossible. He is going to continue evolving and improving until he is 40. When he finishes it will be impossible for anyone to beat his records.
"Notice how Cristiano is a winger, he's not a striker, and his numbers are outrageous. He plays very far from goal and has to make significant efforts to arrive into the box. For that, he deserves even more credit for what he achieves.'”
Ronaldo will face Denmark in the Euro 2016 qualifiers with Portugal on Tuesday before traveling to Levante with his club on Saturday.
Do you believe that Cristiano Ronaldo has a €1 billion release clause? Have your say in the comment section below.
Ronaldo has been linked with a move to his former club, Manchester United, but Mendes revealed he hasn’t received any calls for his client recently.
"I no longer get calls from anyone asking about Cristiano. It's not worth them calling to ask for it,” he told AS.
"The price is that stated in his release clause – €1bn (£785m)."
Despite persistent injury troubles, Mendes also insists his client is in a ‘phenomenal’ physical state, and has backed him to break his own records.
"I'm sure that he will beat his personal record if he does not have any physical problems,” he added.
"For Cristiano, nothing is impossible. He is going to continue evolving and improving until he is 40. When he finishes it will be impossible for anyone to beat his records.
"Notice how Cristiano is a winger, he's not a striker, and his numbers are outrageous. He plays very far from goal and has to make significant efforts to arrive into the box. For that, he deserves even more credit for what he achieves.'”
Ronaldo will face Denmark in the Euro 2016 qualifiers with Portugal on Tuesday before traveling to Levante with his club on Saturday.
Do you believe that Cristiano Ronaldo has a €1 billion release clause? Have your say in the comment section below.
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