
Wes Brown, ex-Manchester United defender, has expressed support for Cristiano Ronaldo potentially joining Major League Soccer (MLS), where Lionel Messi currently plays. In an interview with The Sports Daily, Brown highlighted Ronaldo's exceptional physical condition and suggested that a move to the U.S. could further cement his legacy.
“Cristiano Ronaldo has to go to America, especially now that Lionel Messi is there,” Brown said. “I've seen him play, and despite his age, he remains impressive, both in scoring ability and physical fitness—still running well into his 40s.” Brown added that a new chapter in their rivalry would be “fantastic” and “a treat for fans worldwide.”
Brown emphasized Ronaldo’s determination to play as long as possible and his unique privilege of choosing where to continue his career. “I don’t see him retiring anytime soon; he’ll keep breaking records. It would be fantastic to see him add America to his impressive list of destinations,” he said. Brown also noted that Ronaldo recently surpassed Messi in career goals, and a renewed clash between the two legends would captivate football fans globally.
Ronaldo, 38, is in the final months of his contract with Al Nassr in Saudi Arabia. Although the Portuguese forward has publicly expressed his commitment to the Saudi Pro League, speculation about his next move persists, with the MLS emerging as a popular topic of discussion.
Another former Manchester United player, Mikael Silvestre, echoed Brown’s sentiments in an earlier interview with Norskebettingsider. Silvestre described a potential MLS showdown between Ronaldo and Messi as a “dream come true” for fans and an opportunity for Ronaldo to conclude his career on a high note. “Perhaps after the World Cup, he might consider making that move,” Silvestre suggested.
Lionel Messi, 37, is gearing up for another season with Inter Miami, where his presence has elevated the league’s profile and competitive level. Both Messi and Ronaldo have acknowledged being in the final stages of their careers, yet remain focused on fulfilling their current commitments.
A potential Ronaldo-Messi clash in the MLS would not only revive a rivalry that defined an era during their time at Real Madrid and Barcelona but also solidify the league as a premier destination for global stars in the twilight of their careers.

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