French champions Paris Saint-Germain will reportedly go all out on Cristiano Ronaldo and consider a €125 million bid after UEFA lifted their Financial Fair Play restrictions.
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PSG were rumoured to be prepared with a €125 million bid for the Real Madrid star and are now able to go ahead with their move.
UEFA indicated it will relax the rules on investment and lift limitations on club spending to make teams more competitive and ensure clubs are more attractive to investors.
The French giants and Manchester City are reportedly the main beneficiaries of the rule change, with PSG now chasing Ronaldo and Angel Di Maria.
They are reportedly prepared to sell the club's top earner, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, in order to free up funds for their new transfer targets.
Ronaldo, however, has reiterated his desire to stay at Bernabeu as he is chasing Raul as the club's record-scorer.
Read: Ronaldo's Five Challenges Before He Can Leave Real
Di Maria, meanwhile, has also indicated that he wants to stay at his club to prove himself in England, but United might be tempted to sell him if they can recoup the €84 million fee they paid for him.
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