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Ronaldo wants Juventus exit; Barcelona make offer for Inter's Lautaro Cristiano Ronaldo reportedly wants to end his Juventus adventure and there are two options. 24/03/2020 15:37 Is Portuguese superstar  Cristiano Ronaldo 's time at Juventus coming to an end after just two seasons? But the 35-year-old superstar reportedly wants out of Turin. TOP STORY - RONALDO EYES JUVE EXIT Cristiano Ronaldo  wants to leave  Juventus  as  Paris Saint-Germain  and  Manchester United  circle, according to  Diario GOL . The report claims Ronaldo has an offer from Ligue 1 champions PSG, who want to partner the five-time Ballon d'Or winner with  Kylian Mbappe. Ronaldo has also received a proposal from former club United and the 35-year-old wants to restore the glory days at Old Trafford, though it depends on Champions League qualification. ROUND-UP:  Aubameyang,  Coutinho, Rice -  The Star  says...

when walls were raised across the world, entire societies were quarantined and billions of people realised they had crossed a dividing line: from life before coronavirus to after. Advertisement After weeks of governments prevaricating over whether to ban mass gatherings, close businesses or seal borders, restrictions came in a flurry.  “We are at war,”  announced the French president, Emmanuel Macron. But without adequate weapons to fight the virus, let alone enough hospital beds or ventilators, this was the week the world beat a tactical retreat. Coronavirus: the week explained - sign up for our email newsletter   Read more Spain’s 46 million citizens  were in lockdown  by Sunday morning. Its death toll would double by the end of the day to 288. People had partied in Dublin’s Temple Bar on Saturday night. It was a last hurrah: the neighbourhood’s water holes were indefinitely closed the following day. The same day, Germany  clo...

A hotel owned by Cristiano Ronaldo debunked a false claim that he is turning it into a makeshift coronavirus hospital A hotel owned by Cristiano Ronaldo debunked a false claim that he is turning it into a makeshift coronavirus hospital Cristiano Ronaldo's hotel chain denied that its facilities would be turned into makeshift hospitals.   AP/Alexander Zemlianichenko A hotel owned by Cristiano Ronaldo debunked a false claim that he is turning it into a makeshift coronavirus hospital Cristiano Ronaldo's hotel chain denied that its facilities would be turned into makeshift hospitals.   AP/Alexander Zemlianichenk Hotel owned by Cristiano Ronaldo has debunked a false rumor that it would turn itself into a makeshift hospital to help tackle the coronavirus pandemic.  Spanish newspaper Marca reported that Ronaldo was preparing to turn The Pestana CR7 Hotel, Lisbon, into a facility to treat people who have contracted the virus. Portugal currently has  245 conf...