Cristiano Ronaldo keeps looking for a new team, his value continues to decrease

Despite being close to 40 years old, Cristiano Ronaldo has managed to stay in the elite of international soccer, although his last season with Manchester United was not as successful, the Portuguese superstar continues to break records and making clear why he is one of the best players in recent years; however, its value has been devalued.

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According to the site Transfermarkt, in 2014 the Portuguese reached its highest value with 120 million euros, since then that figure has been falling considerably, so much so that now the striker is worth around 30 million euros.

This is how ‘CR7’ has been devalued

Ronaldo’s value in the world of soccer began with 19 million euros, a figure paid by the Red Devils in 2003 to Sporting Lisbon for the striker, who was 18 years old at the time.

Thanks to his performances in the Premier League, the cost of the player increased incredibly, when he was signed by Real Madrid, the Spanish team paid 94 million euros to Manchester United, a record breaking fee at the time.

When Juventus took him to the Serie A the team paid 117 million euros; however, from that moment on, the value of the Portuguese began to fall, because when he returned to the Red Devils he was supposedly worth around 45 million euros, although it is worth noting that the Red Devils paid only 15 million euros for him.

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