In today's soccer world, there are only a few big clubs that are willing to accept Cron. Recently, his agent Gervindis was interested in facilitating his transfer to Sporting Madrid, however, the president of the La Liga powerhouse, Mr. Schlissel, has finally made a public statement, stating clearly that there is no possibility of bringing him in, which has narrowed Crown's career path even further.
In an interview with the Spanish media, Schlissel said bluntly: I don't understand why there are rumors about Cron joining the Horse Sports, which is absolutely not true. In fact, it's impossible for Cron to join the club, and we can't afford his high salary.
Cron is earning a whopping £500,000 a week at United, and although Gervondis has hinted that Cron would be willing to take a 30% pay cut, that's still quite a significant salary.
However, perhaps the biggest obstacle to Sporting Madrid's rejection of Cron was the fact that he had played for crosstown rivals Real Madrid for nine years, breaking the goal of Equestrian Sports many times and assisting Real Madrid to beat Equestrian Sports in two Champions League finals, making him a thorn in the side of Equestrian Sports fans. As a result, it was difficult for the Matilda fans to accept Cron.
Not long ago, a large number of Matilda fans even launched a boycott campaign against Cron on the internet, and some even threatened to give up their membership in protest if the team really signed Cron, and public outcry erupted. Schlissel's clear statement this time, ruling out the possibility of signing Cron, is undoubtedly responding to public opinion and calming public anger.
