On the face of it Real Madrid are a bigger entity than Cristiano Ronaldo and no single individual should block the Club’s development.
Money isn’t a huge problem for Real Madrid, one of the world’s biggest clubs, but it’s always nice to have more. Plus, they’ll have to raise a bit of cash in order to reinvest.Juventus will be paying Real Madrid £88m for the Portuguese striker, and on top of that, Real will no longer have to pay Ronaldo’s £365,000-a-week salary. With all this extra cash, Real are set to go on a spending spree, and bring in that one (or two) big ‘Galactico’ style players. Besides Ronaldo is 33 years old and is in the last days of his career, his exit allows Real Madrid to nurture new talent.
He is still one of the world’s best players, but there has been a slight dip in form. His best season goal-wise came in 2014/15, in which he scored 48 in La Liga alone. But in the most recent season, CR7 scored 26. It’s still an impressive figure, but not the super-human levels he was once capable of. Real Madrid should accept the fact that they have got the prime years of Ronaldo’s career, and now is the time to let Madeira’s greatest son move on to pastures new.
Messi on the other hand grew up in Barcelonanad was trained at the famous La Masia academy. Theirs is a relationship that stems from way back and both have made each other better from hwichever way you look at the situation.
Besides, despite being 31 years of age Messi is more capable of influencing the game more from midfield In fact last season, Messi was Barcelona’s best midfielder!
Real Madrid are better suited for a Ronaldo exit more than Barcelona will ever be ready for a Messi exit. After Iniesta and Xavi leaving the Catalan club, it is upto to Messi to lead the way and continue football’s greatest era where we have tow of the best players playing on top of their game at the same time. They are the best players in our generation and we should just enjoy the ride while it lasts.