Cristiano Ronaldo reunion on the cards? Real Madrid legend leaves door open to Saudi Pro League transfer as he weighs up contract offers

It's been over a month since Vazquez last played a game for Real Madrid, after which he hit free agency as his contract with the Spanish side expired. He has since been in the news, linked with multiple teams, both in Spain and overseas. However, the Spaniard has yet to join a new club. While speaking about his future, Vazquez hinted that he could potentially join the Saudi Pro League, which means a reunion with ex-Madrid team-mate Ronaldo could well be on the cards.

Vazquez was promoted to the Real Madrid first-team ahead of the 2015-16 season, after a one-year loan spell at Espanyol. He was among the finest players for Castilla, and shone even brighter at Espanyol. Upon his return, he was immediately involved in the historic Champions League threepeat, becoming the unofficial 12th man under Zinedine Zidane. He spent three seasons as team-mates with Ronaldo, who left for Juventus in 2018. The duo could now reunite in Saudi Arabia, with CR7 already plying his trade at Al-Nassr. 

Speaking to Arabic outlet EremNews, Vazquez said: "I haven't decided my next destination yet." 

When asked if he would consider a move to the Middle East, the 34-year-old replied: "I don't know, anything's possible."

The right-back has been courted by Fenerbahce, although it seems he isn't tempted by a move to Turkey. Espanyol, his former team, are also interested in bringing him back, although it appears that he doesn't want to play in Spain out of respect for Los Blancos. Moreover, he has received offers from Qatar, Premier League, as well as Italy, with Juventus seemingly eyeing Vazquez on a free transfer. With less than two weeks before the transfer window deadline, it is expected that Vazquez's new club will be made official soon.