Cristiano Ronaldo Ready To Leave Real Madrid, Agrees To Juventus' £500k-a-week Four-year Contract

It appears all roads lead to Juventus for Cristiano Ronaldo following reports that he is keen to leaving Real Madrid this summer for £500,000000-a-week wages with the Turin-based club.
According to a Spanish football reporter, Guillem Balague, the Portuguese and his club had a meeting over the offer from Juventus on Wednesday night, and he understood both sides are have agreed to accept an offer from €100 million (£88 million) and nothing less.
"Quite clearly Real Madrid and Cristiano Ronaldo know each other's intentions. There was a meeting between Ronaldo's representatives and Real Madrid last night in which the club heard he wants to go," Balague revealed.
He continued to say that during the meeting, Real Madrid reckoned with the player's reps and would let him go on one condition and at that they say "if anybody comes with a bid of €100m (£88m) then ok we will let him go."
In the same vein, Sky Sports has learned that the player's agent Jorge Mendes and Juve have been holding meetings even on Thursday over his move, and as it is, the Serie A champions are set to submit an offer of a transfer fee of £88 million for a four-year contract with net pay of €30m (£26.5m).