Cristiano Ronaldo, a famous footballer and one of the key players of Manchester United, has received an offer of over 200 million pounds from a Saudi Arabia-based club. Ronaldo, 37, has a contract with Manchester United until next summer, but he informed the club that he was looking to leave the club ahead of the new season. Reports say Ronaldo has also received an attractive offer of £233.23 million for two years from an unnamed Saudi Arabia club.  

The Saudi Arabian club has agreed to pay a transfer fee of 25 million pounds to Manchester United. However, Ronaldo is not looking to accept the offer, as his ambition to play in the Champions League next season remains. Chelsea has decided not to make any attempt to sign Ronaldo this summer, although other clubs, including Atletico Madrid, still remain interested. Manchester United have repeatedly insisted that Ronaldo is not up for sale, but the player has not yet gone on the club's pre-season tour of Thailand and Australia due to personal reasons.  

Manchester United's new manager Eric Ten Haig has insisted that the experienced forward has also been a part of his plans for the upcoming season. He also said earlier this week that we are planning with Ronaldo for this season. I'm excited to work with them. Asked if Ronaldo wants to go to Saudi Arabia's club, Ten Haig replied, "He hasn't told me that. I've read, but as I've said, Cristiano isn't for sale, he's in our plans and we want to achieve success together.''

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