Cristiano Ronaldo’s compatriot, Bruno Alves, has added his voice to the speculation surrounding the latter’s potential exit from Spain.
The 35-year-old defender has completed his move from Cagliari to Rangers for an undisclosed fee. The deal will see the Portuguese centre-back playing for the Scottish side until 2019 when he will turn 37. Alves was queried by the media this morning so as to give fans of his new club a fair idea of what their expectations should be ahead of the new season.
After putting everything out there, the former Porto, Fenerbahce and Zenith Saint-Petersburg man, surprisingly, concluded with some few words citing what Cristiano Ronaldo’s stance will probably be at the end of this summer’s transfer window.
BA: I know there is an expectation on me but like always I am looking forward to putting the jersey on and giving my best for the team.
— Rangers FC (@RangersFC) July 20, 2017
“I think it would be difficult for Ronaldo to leave Real Madrid. It is hard to find a better club but football is full of surprises.
“In my personal opinion, I think Ronaldo will remain at Real Madrid,” Bruno was quoted to have said via Rangers‘ Twitter page.
