PSG are apparently interested in signing Cristiano Ronaldo after he held "crisis talks" with Manchester United.
The 36-year-old was linked with a summer move to Ligue 1 to replace Kylian Mbappe, who will join Real Madrid.
Despite Ronaldo's return to the Red Devils, the transaction appears to remain on hold until the next transfer window.
Because the five-time Ballon d'Or winner reportedly met with his agent Jorge Mendes over the weekend to address his current problems at Old Trafford.
That has led French outlet Le10Sport to assume PSG is interested in Ronaldo.
To replace Mbappe, the Parisians are 'obligated to strike hard', and only a few strikers in the world could do so.
If Ronaldo decides to leave United at the end of the season, he could form a formidable front three with Messi and Neymar.
Real Madrid is out, and his playing days are dwindling.
PSG's current priorities are Erling Haaland and Robert Lewandowski, per the report.
But if Ronaldo becomes available for purchase, they would surely add him to their list.
Ronaldo's future appears to be heavily influenced by United's next boss.
He reportedly opposes Ralf Rangnick becoming permanent boss.
He returned to the club to win trophies, but so far that hasn't happened.
If he invests into a new initiative for next season, he may stay in Manchester.
-7msport
