Cristiano Ronaldo will 'quit' Real Madrid this summer, says former Los Blancos player

Iker Casillas will also leave the Bernabeu at end of season according to Agustin Rodriguez

Simon Rice
Thursday 14 May 2015 07:48 EDT
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Cristiano Ronaldo celebrates his goal for Real Madrid against Juventus
Cristiano Ronaldo celebrates his goal for Real Madrid against Juventus (GETTY IMAGES)

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Cristiano Ronaldo will quit Real Madrid this summer and will be joined in departing the Bernabeu by Iker Casillas.

That's the "certain" view of former Los Blancos goalkeeper Agustin Rodriguez who served the club for a decade up until 1990.

He told Radio Marca: "I think Iker Casillas is going to go, genuinely. And Cristiano, too. I'm certain on that."

"We'll see in the news that comes out next Wednesday."

Real Madrid are in action tonight against Juventus, after which Rodriguez appears to believe some news will emerge.

The reigning Champions League holders must overturn a 2-1 first-leg deficit if they are to join Barcelona in next month's Berlin final.

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