Cristiano Ronaldo to hold Real Madrid talks after Confederations Cup

Cristiano Ronaldo will hold talks about his future with Real Madrid president Florentino Perez only after the Confederations Cup, according to Sky sources.

Portugal's captain arrives in St Petersburg on Thursday following a goal-scoring man-of-the-match performance against Russia in Moscow.

It is understood Ronaldo remains "fully focused" on Portugal's progression from their group and intends to discuss his future only after the tournament.

It remains unclear whether Ronaldo wants to discuss leaving Real Madrid for Paris St Germain, as reported by Spanish newspaper Marca, and he has declined to answer any questions from journalists over his future during the Confederations Cup.

Portugal to face New Zealand on Saturday and a win could secure their place as winners of Group A.

It is understood Ronaldo had yet to receive any official communication from Spanish tax authorities on Tuesday night over a court appearance scheduled on 31 July for alleged unpaid taxes.

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