Cristiano Ronaldo says he will see out his Real Madrid contract before deciding on his future

Cristiano Ronaldo says he wants to see out the final two years of his contract at Real Madrid before deciding on his next step.

The former Manchester United forward's deal at the Bernabeu runs out in June 2018 but there has been speculation over his future, and whether he will call an early halt to his stay in the Spanish capital.
Ronaldo, who turned 31 last week, was speaking at a Marca awards ceremony on Monday where he received the Pichichi Trophy for finishing as the top scorer in La Liga last season.

He reiterated his desire to finish his contract with Madrid in the "best league in the world", and win another Champions League medal before looking at what options are available.
"I want to stay here for two more years, and then we'll see about the future. That's the contract that I've got," he said. "Now what I have to do is try to win trophies and the Champions League once again.

"I've spent seven years in Spain and for me La Liga is the best in the world.
"I also spent six years in England, in Manchester, and this league is wonderful, very competitive, with great players and, for me, it's a privilege to be here and to leave my mark, which has been very good."

Cristiano Ronaldo has been linked with a return to Manchester United in the past

Ronaldo scored 48 goals last season to win the Pichichi Trophy for the third time in his career.