It would cost "£1Billion" for Ronaldo to leave Madrid says agent

Ronaldo's super agent Jorge Mendes has said that Cristiano Ronaldo will cost £1Billion to lure away from Real Madrid.

According to dailymail Football, The Real Madrid star is not only better than Lionel Messi, he is the best sportsman in history claimed Mendes, who has brokered some of the biggest transfers in European football.

‘He’s the most expensive player in the world because he’s the best footballer, the best sportsman ever in the world,’ Mendes told the BBC’s Dan Roan. ‘It’s impossible to say his worth. Cristano Ronaldo? One billion. His buyout clause one billion, so it is one billion.

‘If for any reason they decided to sell him tomorrow for £300m, someone would pay. He loves the Manchester United supporters because he was there six years he but he will finish his career at Real Madrid, for sure.’
Despite the varieties of awards, is Cristiano Ronaldo really better that Lionel Messi? This question can be categorized amongst questions like "who is better, Pele or Maradona?" Share your views.

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