And also, he will cost an astronomical €1,000,000,000
I don't think he will leave Real Madrid. 
Topic: 'Ronaldo is fed up at Real Madrid' (Read 802 times)
Good luck to any club that is trying to buy Ronaldo as his wage is already the highest in the world I believe.
And also, he will cost an astronomical €1,000,000,000 I don't think he will leave Real Madrid.
And also, he will cost an astronomical €1,000,000,000
I don't think he will leave Real Madrid. 
There's not many clubs worldwide that could afford his astronomical wages.
Mendes has come out and refuted the idea that cro7 is looking for a move away from Real
Economics should keep him at Real but who knows?
Economics should keep him at Real but who knows?
Former Real Madrid president Ramon Calderon claims Cristiano Ronaldo has become "fed up" with life at the club.
The prolific Portugal forward moved to the Spanish giants from Manchester United in 2009 and has since won a Liga title, the Champions League and the Copa del Rey twice.
Ronaldo has become the club's talisman over the past five years due to his phenomenal goalscoring record, but Calderon has launched his latest attack on the man who replaced him at the Santiago Bernabeu, Florentino Perez, by suggesting Ronaldo has become disillusioned under his reign.
Key men Xabi Alonso and Angel Di Maria both moved on in the summer and, although Madrid have recruited world-class replacements in Toni Kroos and James Rodriguez, Calderon believes the Ballon d'Or winner is unhappy with the departures.
The prolific Portugal forward moved to the Spanish giants from Manchester United in 2009 and has since won a Liga title, the Champions League and the Copa del Rey twice.
Ronaldo has become the club's talisman over the past five years due to his phenomenal goalscoring record, but Calderon has launched his latest attack on the man who replaced him at the Santiago Bernabeu, Florentino Perez, by suggesting Ronaldo has become disillusioned under his reign.
Key men Xabi Alonso and Angel Di Maria both moved on in the summer and, although Madrid have recruited world-class replacements in Toni Kroos and James Rodriguez, Calderon believes the Ballon d'Or winner is unhappy with the departures.
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