Cristiano Ronaldo's mother reveals which club she wants Real Madrid superstar to sign for
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Cristiano Ronaldo's mother would like the Real Madrid superstar to snub a move to Paris Saint-Germain and return to Manchester United.
The Portuguese superstar fuelled talk of a sensational exit from the Bernabeu following the Champions League final last weekend, claiming there would be an announcement on his future soon.
Initial reports have suggested that United would be interested in taking Ronaldo back, but would be rivalled by free-spending Paris Saint-Germain.
Ronaldo's mum, Dolores Aveiro, who shared the joy of a third Champions League triumph in as many years with her son on the pitch following the game, has claimed that she would prefer a move to Manchester over Paris.
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In an interview with French TV, Aveiro said: "I like Paris. I come every now and again.
"The last time was when my son received the Ballon d'Or. It was a great honour. When I arrived I was treated well by everyone.
"Convince Cristiano to sign for PSG? To be honest, it wouldn't annoy me [if he did], but I would prefer him to return to Manchester United."
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Since his comments following the Champions League final, Ronaldo has attempted to clarify his position with Real Madrid.
He said: "A player's personal things aren't the most important thing now, it might have been taken out of context but maybe I shouldn't have said what I said.
"But when you are honest, sometimes you say things that you don’t mean to, but it’s something that’s been a long time coming.
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"I’ll talk in a week when I am with the national team because I don’t want to take this top moment away from Real Madrid."
However, Ronaldo seemed to entirely contradict his previous comments at Real Madrid's trophy celebrations.
Grabbing the mic, he yelled: "Thank guys, see you next year."