Transfer: Cristiano Ronaldo may return to Europe – Emile Heskey

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Emile Heskey, a former Liverpool player, has stated that Cristiano Ronaldo, a legend of world football, should not go back to Europe.

This comes while the 39-year-old’s future with Al-Nassr, his Saudi Super League team, is uncertain.

With his contract with Al Nassr coming to an end in six months, Ronaldo is reportedly searching for a new challenge.

According to certain speculations, the best goal scorer may be joining Paris Saint-Germain, or PSG, one of the biggest teams in France.

Heskey, however, does not see it occurring, using Mohamed Salah of Liverpool as an example.

The winger appears to be having trouble finding a new contract, as the Egyptian’s contract at Anfield is also set to expire in the summer.

Sala is having trouble finding a new contract, even though he has played brilliantly for Liverpool this season.

In an interview with Instant Casino, Heskey said, “I can’t see him coming back to Europe unless someone thinks it’s more of a commercial deal than anything else.

“Coming back to Europe, players who are 30 and doing really well are struggling to get new contracts, Mo Salah being the biggest name, so I don’t think he’ll come back to Europe.

“But I still think he could do a job, absolutely.”

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