Do you have a euro? Preferably 40,000 euros. Getting a Cristiano Ronaldo will be expensive. The idea of ​​crowdfunding the services of the superstar for the heart club is weird. Nevertheless, they exist in the Borussia Dortmund environment. Finally, Ronaldo, unhappy at Manchester United, is also offered by his advisor in the Bundesliga.
BVB doesn’t have enough money to afford a Ronaldo. Apparently there are only ten million left in the budget. No wonder after a bad financial year (35 million euros loss in 21/22, due to corona). BVB Managing Director Hans-Joachim Watzke said on the subject of Ronaldo: “There is no contact and therefore no transfer.”
Certainly, many fans want a Ronaldo to bring shine to the Bundesliga hut, which is shabby compared to Spain and England, after the departure of international greats like Robert Lewandowski or Erling Haaland. But would it help if the 37-year-old man blew up a team structure with his star demeanor and eventually physically dismantled it?
But he’s unlikely to make it to the Bundesliga because 15 clubs can’t afford the Portuguese anyway, says Bayern coach Julian Nagelsmann. And Ronaldo certainly doesn’t want to afford at least 15 Bundesliga teams. At VfL Bochum, not even 100 crowdfunding campaigns would be enough for Ronaldo for a week. That’s a good thing. There are better ways to invest money than in the services of a vain multi-millionaire.
