Transfer Talk: Cristiano Ronaldo open to Sporting CP return after Real Madrid rejection

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There is a lot of gossip surrounding the summer transfer window. Transfer Talk keeps you up to date on all the latest gossip.

TOP STORY: Ronaldo warms to returning to Sporting, where his career began

According to the report, the player is close to returning to his hometown club.

Carlo Ancelotti's side wasn't interested in bringing him back to Real Madrid, which has made him more willing to return to the club where he began his career.

While it might not be able to compete with the offers that could be presented to him from some top clubs around Europe, the relationship with the Portugal international is enough to convince him to return to the Lisbon-based side.

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The mother of the player told the supporters that she would try to get him back to the club. He joined Manchester United, where they have failed.

It looks like the uncertainty over his future is starting to clear as he nears an Old United exit.

PAPER GOSSIP

According to RMC Sport, a verbal agreement has been reached between the two teams. After rejecting multiple bids from the Blues, Brendan Rodgers' side has now agreed a world-record fee that is in excess of 90m. After missing first-team training, the 21-year-old was told to train with the U23s.

According to Gianluca Di Marzio, Manchester United made an approach for Pierre-Emerick. He has been linked with a move away from Barcelona this summer, and he has also been linked with a move to London. The Premier League's transfer window closes next Thursday, and the Red United are trying to get a new player.

Since his deal with Real Madrid expired this summer, Marcelo has been without a contract, but he has now received an offer from a different club. The left-back is thought to be on the radar of both Nice and Monza. Carlo Ancelotti's side didn't have much use for the man last season.

According to Cesar Luis Merlo, a $4 million offer has been made by the Seagulls. The Argentina Primera Division side would like to see the offer improved if it is to part ways with the teenager.

Milan Skriniar will not be getting any more offers. "He will stay with us for sure, the owners have decided not to be tempted by Paris Saint-Germain bids and approaches, he is a key player for us," CEO Giuseppe Marotta was quoted as saying.