Bye Saudi Arabia, Crisitano Ronaldo chooses his new team to win the Champions League

Cristiano Ronaldo's journey in Saudi Arabia is about to end. The Portuguese star is not happy with his experience at Al-Nassr and could leave the club just five months after his arrival. Although he has a contract for the next two seasons, he could leave earlier to play in the Champions League.

According to the German newspaper 'Abendzeitung', the businessman Marcus Schon sent an email to the executive director of Bayern Munich, Oliver Kahn, to offer to finance the signing of the Portuguese. The Bavarian team was watching him in the last market, but he had the big problem of salary.

"It is conceivable that we could commit to the transfer fee or pay excess salary over a basic amount if our company is clearly identified as facilitating the case," the content of the email read. In exchange, he asked for a percentage of the income from the sale of T-shirts.

The salary that Cristiano will have to lower

Cristiano earns more than 200 million for two and a half seasons, and Bayern would not be willing to pay for a contract that is much less similar. In the Premier he also continues to have the odd option. Newcastle was the first team to join Cristiano's tail, according to the 'Daily Mail', and Chelsea also showed interest in signing him. In case of leaving Arabia, the Portuguese must understand that his salary has to be lower.