'Il Messaggero': Ronaldo has said goodbye to his Juve teammates

After winning the Coppa Italia and achieving a miraculous Champions League qualification, Juventus' biggest concern is now knowing what will happen with their big star - Cristiano Ronaldo. 

For the last few weeks, the rumours about a possible exit have been circulating, with a potential return to former club Manchester United gaining more and more ground. 

Although anything can happen in the summer transfer market, it looks like the five-times Balon D'Or winner has made the decision to leave the 'Vecchia Signora'.  While he is currently focused on the European Championships this summer, he has reportedly told his Juve teammates of his decision to leave. 

That's according to reports from 'Il Messaggero', who state the Portuguese international has communicated his decision to leave the club to the Juventus squad, after three years in the city of Turin. In fact, the source writes that Cristiano had even said goodye to his teammates during the season, something which made it very clear that the number 7's decision is irreversible.

At 36-years-of-age and finishing the season as Serie A's top scorer, the question now concerns which team will take a punt at the star. Manchester United look to be the team most intent on securing his services, however neither PSG nor Real Madrid can be ruled out if Ronaldo's name appears on the summer transfer market.