Two clubs that Cristiano Ronaldo could join after Manchester United terminated his contract on Tuesday have emerged.

The 37-year-old is now "torn" between a sensational move to Newcastle United and Saudi Arabian side Al Nassr.

The Red Devils announced on Tuesday that the football icon is no longer wanted at Old Trafford.

Both parties mutually terminated the contract with seven months left on the paper, and Ronaldo’s statement confirmed it was over.

Marca reports that Ronaldo could still remain in the English top flight, adding that Newcastle is one serious option for the 37-year-old with Al-Nassr also in the running.

Newcastle boss, Eddie Howe had distanced the club from reports about signing Ronaldo last summer when the rumour surfaced.

Ronaldo had also been offered a tempting €350 million by an unnamed Saudi side during the summer, which he rejected.

Also, Graham Potter’s Chelsea are currently among the bookies’ favorites to sign Ronaldo from Manchester United.

A fresh report from the Mirror at the weekend claimed the Blues’ new owners, led by Todd Boehly, are still interested in bringing him to Stamford Bridge.