It must have been a joke, it must have been a stitch, but the sports director of Rayados de Monterrey, José Antonio Noriega, opened the possibility of hire Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo He was almost 40 years old and even told the group of fans that they asked him to make a drink in order to complete the cost of the high transfer that would be generated if they incorporated him into their ranks.
In weeks spent in Monterrey The version began to be generated that the Monterrey directive would have the economic power to be able to aspire to a contract that, according to unofficial data, ranges between $180 to $200 million euros per season ($340 million dollars) which in Mexican pesos would be something unattainable as they represent more than $5,000 billion pesos) .
It is true that the teams from the north of the country, like Tigres and Monterrey itself, are very powerful economically speaking. and that in the last 15 years they have dominated the transfer market that has allowed them to obtain the services of the Frenchman André-Pierre Gignac in the case of the felines and Sergio Canales on the Monterrey side.
Obviously What to talk about Cristiano Ronaldo or Lionel Messi, It is talking about another level of common players, to the extent that except for Arab soccer or Major League Soccer (MLS) they could aspire to disburse the money to pay these types of exorbitant salaries.
It is true that the contribution of sponsors and television rights could provide significant strength to even think about asking what the economic demands would be. or if Cristiano Ronaldo would be willing to come to a League with more aspirations than the Middle East.
This news will remain as an anecdote or point from the Rayados leader who wanted to look good with that group of fans who asked him to bring the international star, although without a doubt just thinking about it could be interesting for Liga MX and even provide another type of level, sAbove all because it is not the first time that they hope to bring in international stars.
Even “Tato” Noriega asked for the money from the fans who, with their presence at the BBVA stadium every week, could be the conduit to complete the money to pay the amount of Cristiano Ronaldo’s salary.
The Portuguese star plays for Al Nassr in Saudi Arabia, after a brilliant career in European football with Sporting Club de Portugal, Manchester United, Real Madrid and Juventus, where he managed to win five Champions Leagues, four Club World Cups, among others. many more recognitions, both collective and individual.
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