Cristiano Ronaldo leaves door slightly ajar to Manchester City transfer

Cristiano Ronaldo has left the door open for himself to make a shock move to Manchester City – but only just.
The star’s future at Real Madrid has come under intense scrutiny this season, and a world record transfer to either Paris Saint Germain or City has been mooted.
However, the Portuguese, who spent six successful seasons as a United player, insists that – although he’d struggle to move to the blue half of Manchester – nothing is impossible in football.
‘The future? I don’t know – only God know the future,’ Ronaldo told The Sun.

‘I’m not going to say it is impossible, because in football the impossible doesn’t exist. But I can say it would be very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very difficult to play at Manchester City. My heart’s in Manchester United, that’s why!
‘I can’t say I’m never going back to Manchester United either – but I can say I’m good here in Madrid and I want to be here.’
The 28-year-old also revealed his relief to escape unscathed from a nasty car crash during his time at Old Trafford back in 2009.
Ronaldo totalled his Ferrari in a tunnel near Manchester airport, and said: ‘I didn’t care about the car to be honest — I cared about my legs! When I climbed out I smiled. I thought, “It’s OK, I’m good”. The car is not important, your life is the most important.’