By Francisco Salazar (staff@latinospost.com) | First Posted: May 27, 2013 12:39 AM EDT

With the Neymar transfer saga coming to an end, the focus will now shift to Cristiano Ronaldo's fate with Real Madrid. While many believe that he is leaving Spain's capitol, one man believes he will stay put.

Former Madrid star Zinedane Zidane recently told L'Equipe that the Portuguese superstar is not only remaining with the club, but that he is happy.

"Ronaldo is happy at Madrid," said Zidane. "He is very important for the team and will not move to a different club next season."

Ronaldo has been linked with a move to Manchester United. Numerous reports have indicated that he wants to return to Old Trafford and Manchester fans have embraced the return of the prodigal son whole-heartedly. A number of fans have even begun an online campaign known as "Bring Ronaldo Home" that seeks to raise funds that will help buy the forward from Real Madrid.

Aside from Manchester United, Paris Saint-Germain has been linked with Ronaldo as a potential destination. According to Caught Offside, "the Parc des Princes side are ready to meet the £100m price-tag placed on the 28 year old Portuguese international and will offer personal terms that are sure to get Ronaldo's attention. The big spending Ligue 1 title holders are ready to hand the former Man United man a deal worth £15m a year AFTER tax, a huge increase on his current salary, an offer that may well be considered by the La Liga star."

Chelsea was also considered another possible home for Ronaldo since Mourinho is expected to make a return to the Stamford Bridge this summer. Ronaldo and Mourinho shared a strong relationship during the manager's tenure at the Santiago Bernabeu. However, Real Madrid president Florentino Perez has reportedly denied any chance of this move happening.

Zidane will be the new Sporting director for the club; many have even speculated that he could be the replacement for Jose Mourinho as manager.

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