Cristiano Ronaldo wants to attract a former MU teammate to Al-Nassr

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By: Manu Tournoux

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Portuguese striker Cristiano Ronaldo is currently working to get one of his former MU teammates to join him in Saudi Arabia.

Cristiano Ronaldo is currently trying to convince former Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea to join him at Al-Nassr.

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Released by United over the summer, De Gea remains committal free after resisting interest from the Saudi Pro League over the summer.

Ronaldo tried, in vain, to convince the goalkeeper to join him at Al-Nassr, indicates Marca. But he does not despair. He regularly tries his luck again, especially since there is no need for a transfer window to sign a free player.

De Gea was recently considered by Bayern Munich and Real Madrid, but neither club has made an official offer. Concerning the person concerned, he remains determined to continue his career in Europe and is not yet considering retiring. Contrary to the rumors that have circulated in the media in recent days.

Manu Tournoux

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