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Ronaldo Exit Crisis: La Liga President believes Ronaldo exit would be an "irreparable loss" but believes he is undoubtedly "innocent"




La Liga President Javier Tebas has declared that Ronaldo's exit [if he eventually does happen] would be an "irreparable loss" to the Spanish league.

According to ESPNFC, Ronaldo wants to call it quits because he believes that the Spanish authorities are unfairly treating him because he is a star.

According to ESPNFC, La Liga president Javier Tebas said, "Knowing the people that surround Cristiano Ronaldo, how professional they are, and from what I've read regarding the reports done by the Spanish tax agency ... I have no doubt that Cristiano Ronaldo is innocent."

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