The Portuguese’s future at the club has been cast into doubt since comments he made after the Champions League final last month.
And the Spanish publication has claimed that the 33-year-old superstar is now “more upset than ever” at the Bernabeu.
After helping Los Blancos become European champions for a third successive season, the forward is demanding to earn an equal salary to Barcelona’s Lionel Messi – who takes in nearly double of what the former Manchester United man does.
Messi earns a weekly income in excess of £500,000, but the Madrid hierarchy would be unwilling to pay a salary of that nature to their prized asset.
Ronaldo scored 44 goals in all competitions last season and will be intent on showing he is the best player in the world during the World Cup this month.
