Is This The Beginning Of C. Ronaldo's End At Real?

11:52 - 03 September 2014

The summer transfer window opened up the way for the new additions to European teams; additions which were followed by some exits as well

One of those were notably, the acquisition of Colombia international James Rodriguez and Mexican Javier Hernandez and Germany's World Cup winning player Toni Kroos

These new entrants may have caused the exits of two key players of the La Decima winning Madrid team; Xabi Alonso and Angel Di Maria

Alonso left for German Champions, Bayern Munich, while Argentine international Angel Di Maria left for Man Utd on a British record transfer fee of £60m

A top player at the club Cristiano Ronaldo has reacted to the exits of the two players from the club, claiming that the new buys do not commensurate the departures

Ronaldo was speaking with Spanish paper Marca, when he said

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Another Real teammate Sergio Ramos, said on Wednesday that the club was for everyone, admonishing Ronaldo not to be too quick in judging the coach and the decisions of the management during the transfer season

"We may all have our own opinion and that's fine; I'm not going to start judging Cristiano's words or any player's. We belong to a club and we must abide by the rules of that club. My opinion I keep to myself, now is not the time to reach conclusions," Ramos told Marca

He further went ahead to praise the club's new intake, Javier 'Chicharito' Hernandez:

Ronaldo left Manchester United for a World transfer record of £80 million to Real Madrid in 2009 and has since then been a pivotal member of the team, helping them to the La Liga, Copa Del Rey, Spanish Super Cup and UEFA Super Cup; not forgetting the La Decima win

From 2009 to date, he has appeared 166 times, scoring 178 goals for the Bernabeu club.

Carlo Ancelotti and Real Madrid have a lot to prove with the signings this season

As UEFA Champions League defending champions and La Liga pursuants, they have to win trophies for a Cristiano Ronaldo who has another tiger Lionel Messi always on his tail for the top player recognition awards.

Cristiano Ronaldo recently has been talking about his days at Manchester United and has never completely ruled out a possible return to the English premiership; he even advised Angel Di Maria to wear the number 7 he wore at Old Trafford