Real Madrid slash Ronaldo price tag to €120m

Arsenal, Manchester City, and Chelsea are on high alert after Cristiano Ronaldo’s buyout clause at Real Madrid was reduced from €1bn to €120m.

Real Madrid slash Ronaldo price tag to €120m
Fri, 29 Jun, 2018 - 06:50

By Cian Locke

Arsenal, Manchester City, and Chelsea are on high alert after Cristiano Ronaldo’s buyout clause at Real Madrid was reduced from €1bn to €120m.

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