Cristiano Ronaldo is reportedly back training at Real Madrid – four years after his departure from Juventus.

The 37-year-old, who is Los Blancos’ record scorer with 450 goals, is a free agent after his contract at Manchester United was terminated by mutual consent.

And just four days after Portugal’s World Cup exit to Morocco in the quarter-final, Ronaldo is already back to work to keep himself in shape.

According to Relevo, the five-time Ballon d’Or winner has been snapped at Real’s Valdebebas training ground to work on his fitness.

The Spanish news outlet states that Ronaldo asked permission to train at Real as he mulls over his next career move.

And club president Florentino Perez duly obliged with the pair still boasting great relations.

The report adds Ronaldo trained on a separate pitch away from the first team, as Carlo Ancelotti put his side through their paces before the restart of the LaLiga season.

It has been said that the striker had no contact with his former teammates, with Ronaldo working alongside a personal trainer and son Cristiano Jr.

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There is no suggestion that Madrid will snap up Ronaldo, with Karim Benzema back in training after a thigh injury ruled him out of the World Cup.

Reports suggest that Saudi Arabia outfit Al Nassr are interested in securing the services of the forward in 2023.

But Ronaldo shot down rumours of him settling down in the Middle East during his time in Qatar.

He told reporters: “No, that’s not true – not true.”

It remains to be seen whether Chelsea could rekindle their interest in Ronaldo after they turned down the chance to sign him in the summer.

The Blues are in the market to bolster their attack in the New Year following Armando Broja’s season-ending knee injury.

Despite his last World Cup ending in heartbreak, Ronaldo has revealed he has no plans to retire from international football as he sets his sights on Euro 2024.

And even though he was axed by boss Fernando Santos in the knockout stages, Piers Morgan believes Ronaldo remains the greatest footballer of all time.