Real Madrid want club to buy-out Cristiano Ronaldo’s contract on top of £175 million transfer fee

Real Madrid have told suitors they want £350 million in total for Cristiano Ronaldo, according to reports in Spain.

The Portuguese superstar is reportedly ready to quit the La Liga giants after the Spanish authorities leveled allegations of tax fraud against him.
Ronaldo is outraged by the lack of support he has received within Spain and is basing his decision to leave on what he believes is a lack of respect.
Manchester United have been linked with a sensational transfer to bring Ronaldo back to the place where he made his name.

Ronaldo is reportedly open to a return to the Premier League as well as a switch to big-spenders Paris Saint-Germain.

But, Marca claim Real will demand a cool £350 million for their record goalscorer.
Real expect to be compensated for the last four years of Ronaldo’s contract and want any buyer to fork out the £175 million in wages Ronaldo would earn in that time period.

The La Liga champions say Ronaldo will be in breach of his contract should he walk away and want his new club to pay the massive wage bill on top of a £175 million transfer fee.
Real will not meet with Ronaldo until after the conclusion of the Confederations Cup in Russia with president Florentino Perez and director Jose Angel Sanchez scheduled for talks with the Portugal international.
PSG have had a long-standing interest in Ronaldo while United have always hoped Ronaldo would return to Manchester at some stage in his career.

Ronaldo is on international duty with Portugal as they prepare to take on Mexico in their first game of the tournament.
The 32-year-old has reportedly told Real that his decision to leave is final with two clubs interested.
PSG and United are believed to be the only two clubs that could possibly be open to paying the astronomical fee.