Ronaldo denies rumours he want to leave Real Madrid

- Cristiano Ronaldo has not demanded a move awy from Real Madrid

- The player is unhappy with how the club handled his tax evasion claims

- He has met with Real Madrid chiefs to discuss his current situation

- Ronaldo has been linked with a move to former club Manchester United

Reports from Spain say Cristiano Ronaldo has ‘denied’ telling Real Madrid he want to leave the club after Spanish authorities accused him of tax evasion.

The player is reportedly unhappy with Real Madrid for how handled the situation after the accusion by authorities.

It was also claimed the the Portugal international – who recently announced his new twins – asked agent Jorge Mendes to seal a move back to Manchester United.

Ronaldo never told Real Madrid he wants to join Manchester United

After Portugal lost in the semi-final of the Confederations Cup, the 32-year-old went to meet his twins for the first time.

According to Mundo Deportivo, he then met with Madrid officials to discuss hos future.

The Portugal captain later denied ever wanting to leave the Champions League holders this summer.

Ronaldo helped Portugal to the semi final

Cristiano Ronaldo confirmed to be with his new born twins

After his national team Portugal was eliminated
from the FIFA Confederations Cup in Russia last
night, Cristiano Ronaldo took to his Facebook
page to announce he was leaving the tournament
early to go be with his new born twin sons born
via a surrogate. He wrote;
"I was in the service of the national team,
as always, body and soul, even though my
two sons were born. Unfortunately, we
have not been able to achieve the main
sporting objective that we wanted, but I
am sure we will continue to give joy to the
Portuguese.
The President of the Portuguese Football
Federation and the national picker have
today had an attitude that has touched me
and I will not forget.
I'm very happy to finally be with my
children for the first time.
The national team also released a statement
saying;
"The President of the FPF and the National
Team were informed before the
Confederations Cup by the National Team
captain, Cristiano Ronaldo, that he had
been a father.
"The athlete, despite the birth of his
children, made a point of being in the
service of the National Team, in a gesture
that we must underline and praise.
"The President of the FPF and the National
Selector understand that if it is impossible
to reach the goal of winning the
Confederations Cup, they must release the
athlete so that he can finally get to know
his children."