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Published 11:59 27 May 2025 BST
Updated 11:59 27 May 2025 BST

Cristiano Ronaldo has made a huge announcement on his future after sharing a cryptic post to Instagram.
The former Man United and Real Madrid legend has spent two seasons out in Saudi Arabia where he has enjoyed a mixed experience.
The player has kept his characteristic scoring streak going, netting 93 goals in 105 appearances twice winning the golden boot.
However, he has failed to win any silverware out in Saudi, leaving the 40-year-old unhappy with his team's form.
Ultimately, this has led to suggest that the player will be leaving the club has indicated by a post on his Instagram page.
With a picture in an Al-Nassr kit, he wrote: "This chapter is over. The story? Still being written. Grateful to all."
This message appears pretty conclusive that the player will be moving on this summer, although it is anyone's guess where he'll end up.
Many suggest it could be time for the player to return to Sporting Lisbon where it all begun.
However, one of the biggest obstacles to the move will be the enormous wages that the Portuguese legend is on.
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