Ronaldo and Kane Rule Out From Bayern Munich Transfer Window

The possibility of Bayern Munich hiring embattled Cristiano Ronaldo and Harry Kane during the winter transfer window has been ruled out.

Ronaldo is now a free agent after his contract with Manchester United was mutually terminated.

Ronaldo became only the second player in World Cup history to captain a country without being affiliated with a club team in Portugal’s match against Ghana on Thursday evening.

Following his shocking interview with Piers Morgan, the 37-year-contract old’s was ripped up.

As you are probably already aware and sick of hearing, Ronaldo was harshly critical of Manchester United, their manager, and a few personalities no longer involved with the club.

While Piers Morgan promotes his #RonaldoToArsenal campaign, Ronaldo is in Qatar with his Portugal teammates.

He scored a penalty and was somehow chosen man of the match as his team defeated Ghana 3-2.

While Ronaldo is on the field in the Middle East, his team of representatives will most likely be working around the clock to get their client the best deal possible.

The Real Madrid icon reportedly wanted to quit United last summer – though he disputes this and claims the club was attempting to force him out – but no one was interested.

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There weren’t enough takers, with his lone genuine offer coming from a Saudi Arabian team.

The athlete revealed receiving a contract offer from a Saudi club, but he preferred to remain in Europe.

With no Champions League clubs interested, Ronaldo was forced to settle for Europa League action with the Red Devils in the first half of 2022-23.

The 37-year-old hoped for a move to a club like Bayern Munich or Paris Saint-Germain, and when Robert Lewandowski left the Germans for Barcelona, it appeared as if the stars were aligning.

However, the Bundesliga heavyweights decided against adding a No. 9, citing the arrival of Sadio Mane as sufficient summer business.

Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting has frequently led the line for Julian Nagelsmann’s club, and the Cameroon striker has been in fine form despite his contract expiring in 2023.

According to Bild, Bayern’s transfer attitude will not change during the winter transfer window.

Clearly pleased with Choupo-services, Moting’s sporting director Hasan Salihamidzic and CEO Oliver Kahn have stated that they would not sign anyone in January.

According to Football365, Bayern Munich could make a big-money move to replace Lewandowski next summer.

This year, they have been heavily connected with Tottenham talisman Kane.

Kane’s contract will expire in 2024, and if he hasn’t agreed to a new agreement by the end of the 22-23 season, Bayern Munich may scent blood and strike.

While Spurs and Kane may have turned down a January transfer, it would have given the England captain something to ponder about.

To win a single title in his career, Kane would have to join a side that is practically certain to win the Bundesliga every season.

He is a similar player to Lewandowski and should adjust easily to life in Germany.

The 29-year-old was injured against Iran in England’s World Cup opener, but he is likely to start and captain the Three Lions against the United States on Friday evening.

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