Ex Chelsea Star Opposes Blues' Summer Move for Cristiano Ronaldo

• Former Chelsea player Glen Jonhson has slammed the club's reported plans to sign Cristiano Ronaldo
• Johnson contends that signing Ronaldo would not change Chelsea's fortunes as they look to challenge for titles next season
• The Man United attacker is believed to e wanted at Stamford Bridge, with Todd Boehly reportedly keen to snap him from Old Trafford

Former Chelsea star Glen Johnson has blasted the club after reports they are interested in the signing of Man United striker Cristiano Ronaldo.

The Blues are believed to be eyeing a sensational summer move for the five-time Ballon d'Or winner who has a year left on his current deal with United.

New Chelsea owner, todd Boehly, reportedly met with Ronaldo's agent in Portugal to discuss the football star's Old Trafford future and a possible switch to West London.

According to Metro UK, Boehly is keen to spend big and make several marquee signings in his first summer in charge of the club.

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Glen Johnson slams Chelsea over Ronaldo transfer move

However, Jonhson, a former Chelsea player has expressed his reservations about the transfer rumours linking Ronaldo to the club.

Whereas the Portugal international still courts huge admiration despite his advancing age, Johnson contends he would not be a good signing for his former club.

Speaking to GGRecon, the ex-player sensationally claimed that the transfer would be purely commercial if it happens.

"He may cost a fortune, but the club would probably make more by just having him. Signing Ronaldo is like signing a commercial deal," Johnson said.

"I don’t think Ronaldo can change Chelsea’s fortunes as a player now, but I think having him in the dressing room would," he added.

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Earlier, Sports Brief reported Andreas Christensen has finally opened up about his imminent Chelsea exit after 10 years at the club.

The Denmark international is due to leave Stamford Bridge this week ahead of a move to Barcelona.

The defender took to social media to pay tribute to Chelsea and the club's fans as he prepares to end his career with the London club.