At the moment Cristiano Ronaldo is having a rather tough time at Juventus, and is reportedly looking into the possibility of leaving the club in the summer with Paris Saint-Germain moving into pole position for his signature.
Agent Jorge Mendes has recently been sounding out Manchester United over a potential return for Cristiano Ronaldo, while the Italian media have branded him a 'ghost' on the pitch.
Now, according to Tuttosport, PSG have moved ahead of the Red Devils as they look to tempt Ronaldo away from Juventus, with the player also evaluating the possibility of a Ligue 1 move.
It is said that the main factor in deciding Ronaldo's next move is the ability of the team to win the Champions League, while also being able to give him adequate playing time as the main man in attack.
Following on from the Super League fiasco, the Glazers, who own Manchester United, may be less interested in splashing out on the player with such high wages, given they may have already put a price on selling the Old Trafford side.
Things don't look much rosier in Turin, with Juventus at serious risk of not qualifying for next season's Champions League, while they will lose the Serie A title to Inter in a matter of days.
Ronaldo's future in Italy is hanging by a thread, as another of Europe's top sides look to take advantage.