Not entirely sure this is relevant in CR's caseAgain though it's worth realising how much money he'll bring to wherever he goes via sponsorship and new fans.
All his sponsorships are mature and have been going for years not sure if Utd can claim to grow those significantly ( not like Pogba who is still pretty young and the Italian teams don't get the world wide media the Epl does)
Adidas won't be interested in pushing a very well known Nike athlete - those that have any interest will already know this - and in all liklihood this Man Utd deal will still have years to go by the time CR leaves
CHEVY - CR may not have a clash with a personal sponsor here, but hard to see how the club can get mega money out of CHEVY mid-deal
There are of course a lot of other club sponsors but majority are relatively minor in comparison
Media uplift, will be hard to quantify before signing the deal - Utd will get more views on match days because of CL commitments anyway, and potentially more from signing morata? Lindelof? Etc hard to identify whether it's combination of these or just attraction of CR alone
For a young star like Lindelof, bailly or even morata this is a huge bargaining chip on the club's side, I think it's a lot harder when it's someone already at the top of many markets
From a sporting side - winter break over there is 4 weeks or something? Not to mention he is now playing something like 25 league games a season at far less intensity, is he going to manage even 25 including playing Christmas and new year + CL
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