New information about Cristiano Ronaldo's future comes to light. All the focus is to find out where the Portuguese will play after the last interview, where he made it clear that the divorce with United is sealed.
According to journalist Chris Wheeler of the Daily Mail, Cristiano Ronaldo and Jorge Mendes met with representatives of Bayern Munich last week in England.
Bayern chief executive Oliver Khan confirmed in July that Bayern had considered signing Ronaldo, but said it did not fit the club's philosophy.
The Germans were also reluctant to pay the player's wages of more than €500,000-a-week after spending €35m on Sadio Mane as a replacement for Robert Lewandowski. However, Bayern have rekindled their interest in the Lusitanian after doubts have arisen about Mane's fitness and the uncertainty over Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting's future.
CR7, as happened in the summer, is looking for a club. His priority is to go to a team that plays in European competitions. It remains to be seen whether Bayern will agree to take the striker, now 37 years old.
Bundesliga and Ligue 1 are the only major championships in Europe where Ronaldo has not proven himself.