5 temporary destinations for Ronaldo

The possibility is not high, but the prospect of Cristiano Ronaldo returning to Real Madrid for the last time is still a beautiful scenario. "Los Blanos" just went through a trophyless season and are looking towards the FIFA Club World Cup as a chance to save their honor.

If he plays alongside Kylian Mbappe and Vinicius Jr, Ronaldo could form a sensational trio at the tournament. He also has a very good relationship with new coach Xabi Alonso, who played with him and praised Ronaldo as "a player who makes everything look easy".

Chelsea chairman Todd Boehly wanted to bring Ronaldo to the club in 2023. Coach Enzo Maresca is unlikely to want CR7 long-term, but a quick deal for the FIFA Club World Cup could be the ideal solution for both sides.

However, former player Florent Malouda commented that this will be a media deal rather than a professional one. However, CR7's appeal is undeniable and "The Blues" can completely benefit from this in a centralized tournament.

If Ronaldo wants to stay in Saudi Arabia and play at the top level, Al-Hilal is a logical choice. Although they are Al-Nassr's arch-rivals, the fact that both clubs are part of the Saudi Arabian sovereign wealth fund makes an internal transfer likely.

Neymar has left, Al-Hilal still have room in the squad and the money to spend to recruit Ronaldo. The Portuguese superstar can play for Al-Hilal for a month before considering a long-term contract.

Could Lionel Messi and Ronaldo be on the same side? Inter Miami is the ideal destination to end the golden era of the two superstars. With recent poor results and a potential offer from owner David Beckham, the possibility of Ronaldo joining the American club to join Messi at the Club World Cup is extremely attractive.

If the deal goes through, Ronaldo and Messi will make a global splash together, even if only for a few short matches. FIFA President Gianni Infantino himself confirmed: "I would love to see Cristiano and Messi play together. Imagine them playing for the same team in this tournament? That would be something really special."

According to Spanish media, a Brazilian club has made an offer to Ronaldo and it is likely to be Botafogo - the representative participating in the FIFA Club World Cup. Coach Renato Paiva did not confirm the deal but felt excited: "Ronaldo, despite his age, is still a goal-scoring machine. If given the chance, no coach would refuse."

This transfer offer opens up the possibility of Ronaldo returning to the continental arena in the US. At 40 years old, Ronaldo is still the top scorer in the Saudi Pro League. CR7 certainly does not want to sit out a tournament as big as the FIFA Club World Cup.

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