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FootballKarim Benzema Against the Idea of La Liga Champions Real Madrid Signing Cristiano Ronaldo Once Again
- Real Madrid are currently in the market for a new striker to serve as a deputy to Karim Benzema
- French attacker Karim Benzema is reportedly against the idea of Real Madrid re-signing Cristiano Ronaldo
- Cristiano Ronaldo is seeking Champions League football next season and wants a move away from Manchester United
Real Madrid are in need of a new striker, but Karim Benzema knows who Los Blancos shouldn’t bring in.
The French striker has been expertly leading the line for the Spanish champions, but Madrid have struggled for goals when their talisman striker hasn’t played.
As reported by The Real Champs, Madrid are selling some of their other strikers and looking to bring in a reliable goal-getter who can deputize for Benzema.
While the club’s hierarchy are going through the possible striking options, Cristiano Ronaldo’s name keeps popping up.
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The wantaway Manchester United star is desperate to play Champions League football next season and has been offering himself to clubs around Europe.
Ronaldo scored 446 goals in 436 appearances for Madrid during the nine seasons he spent at the club.
Los Blancos rejected the thought of signing Ronaldo earlier in the transfer window and Karim Benzema isn’t keen on the idea either. SportsKeeda reported that Benzema is against any move that will see Ronaldo return to Real Madrid.
Since Ronaldo’s departure, Benzema has been Madrid’s golden boy. Benzema score 44 goals in 46 appearances last season as he led Madrid to a Champions League and La Liga double and would hate to take a backseat to the Portuguese superstar again.
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FootballSpanish giants Real Madrid are set to enter the transfer market for reinforcements ahead of the start of the 2022/23 season.
The Los Blancos are currently preparing at their base in the United States of America as they look to defend their UEFA Champions League and La Liga titles.
Carlo Ancelotti and his men lost 1-0 to arch-rivals Barcelona in their first pre-season game on Sunday without their talisman Karim Benzema.