Bayern Munich gives its final word on possible move for Cristiano Ronaldo after Lewandowski's departure

Bayern Munich once again turned down Cristiano Ronaldo. Weeks ago, Oliver Kahn, the team's general manager, pointed out that he did not fit in with the team's philosophy and, now, the club’s sporting management has also ruled out acquiring the services of the Portuguese, who would be looking to leave Manchester United.

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According to several reports, CR7 wants to play next season in a team that plays in the Champions League, since Manchester United failed to qualify for the 2022/2023 edition. Although his agent is offering him to several European giants, apparently none would be interested in the situation of the Portuguese.

"Cristiano? I have a lot of respect for him, for his successes and for his career, but once again: it was not and is not an option for us," commented Hasan Salihamidzic, the team's sporting director.  

However, Fabrizio Romano assured that the Portuguese's agent, Jorge Mendes, will continue to put pressure on Bayern Munich to accept his player on a desperate effort, although the Germans are not considering signing him for the time being.

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PSG and Chelsea have also reportedly rejected the Portuguese player, as they have their sights set on signing other profile of players, however, neither of the two parties has made a public statement on the matter.

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