Cristiano Ronaldo had meetings with Manchester United this week about leaving.
The 37-year-old Portuguese has informed the club that he has received an offer from a rival, according to several British media outlets.
Meanwhile, Manchester United said they had not received any inquiries regarding their star player.
Cristiano Ronaldo On Tuesday, he arrived at the Carrington training facility after missing the pre-season tour to Thailand and Australia.
The meeting was attended by Jorge Mendes, coach Eric Ten Hag and main character Alex Ferguson.
The player himself and the agent have urged Manchester United to put their price tag on the transfer fee, as they have an offer from a rival pending.
While major European clubs such as Bayern Munich and Atletico Madrid denied their interest.
The clubs that have been speculated to be still in the competition are Chelsea and Napoli.
According to The Athletic, Jorge Mendes will hold talks with Sporting Lisbon.
What Cristiano Ronaldo should be looking for is a club in the Champions League and that is where his great club belongs.
trying to convince him
Cristiano Ronaldo has one season left on his £360,000-a-week contract but he wants to get rid of it.
Manchester United responded that they did not wish to sell him and claimed that there had been no change in his position, nor had he received any inquiries from other clubs.
They have rejected proposals to allow Cristiano Ronaldo to leave for free by terminating his contract, thanks to what he described as his loyalty to the club.
Club representatives also hoped to be able to persuade him to stay, but they have not yet been able to persuade him despite having the conversation in a good tone.
It does not appear to appear in Oslo
On Wednesday, Cristiano Ronaldo continued serious training and undergoing medical examinations, before watching his teammates play a friendly match against Wrexham behind closed doors.
Cristiano Ronaldo does not appear ready for the friendly match against Atletico Madrid in Oslo on Saturday, but it is said that he could play against Rayo Vallecano at Old Trafford on Sunday.
Prior to last season, Cristiano Ronaldo returned to Manchester United, scoring 18 goals in 30 Premier League matches and six goals in seven Champions League matches.