PSG ready mammoth Ronaldo offer

PSG ready mammoth Ronaldo offer
PSG will offer Cristiano Ronaldo £250,000-a-week AFTER tax
in an effort to lure him to the French capital. Manchester
United are also keen on the Portuguese star, but that offer
would be the equivalent of £500,000-a-week in England pre-
tax.

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