yankinakliyat.com – http://www.yankinakliyat.com/No competition in world football provides a better shop window for out-of-favour players than the FIFA World Cup.With the 2018 tournament in Russia raking in a record-breaking 3.5billion viewers worldwide, the World Cup can single-handedly boom or bust a player’s stock in the upcoming January transfer market.It’s therefore no surprise that  outcast  chose this week to drop his explosive bombshell interview with to the world, using the World Cup break as an opportunity to remind potential suitors of his otherworldly talents – and his desire to move. Cristiano Ronaldo will be hoping for a great World Cup after his bombshell interview this week The Manchester United outcast publicly slammed the club in an interview with Piers Morgan RELATED ARTICLES

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A fruitful World Cup campaign could be just the nudge Chelsea, Bayern Munich, who Sportsmail , and Napoli need to table an offer for Ronaldo in January, with the Portuguese star almost destined to leave Old Trafford after publicly besmirching the club’s reputation. And Ronaldo is not the only out-of-favour international eager to engineer a move away ahead of next summer, with several players either stuck on the bench or out of contract next year.With the tournament fast approaching, Sportsmail has forged a list of six stars who will likely use the World Cup as a platform to secure a move.  Cristiano Ronaldo – Manchester United, PortugalWhere else to start?It’s the point of no return for Ronaldo at Manchester United, and his tell-all interview has made clubs well aware of his intention to move sooner rather than later.Of course, the field of potential suitors is limited should he wish to remain on his reported £500,000-a-week contract, with few clubs able to afford his monstrous salary.Sportsmail  that Ronaldo’s agent Jorge Mendes has approached the likes of Chelsea, Bayern Munich, Napoli, Sporting Lisbon and Newcastle in a bid to secure his Old Trafford escape, but few clubs seem interested at this stage. Ronaldo is still considered Portugal’s superstar in the eyes of national coach Fernando SantosA favourite of Portugal boss Fernando Santos, Ronaldo will no doubt play a crucial role in what is set to be his last World Cup, and it is likely the team will play to his strengths tactically at the tournament.In a seemingly kind group alongside Ghana, South Korea and dark horses Uruguay, Portugal have a genuine shot at going deep in the tournament, meaning more game time and exposure for the 37-year-old superstar.As Portugal’s free-kick and penalty taker, there’s a good chance too of Ronaldo fighting for the golden boot at the end of the tournament, should his country advance deep into the knockouts.   Hakim Ziyech – Chelsea, MoroccoAt club level, there’s no denying Ziyech is a small fish in a big pond. At Morocco however, the winger is arguably his country’s talisman.At the last World Cup in 2018, Ziyech was one of the most highly sought-after talents across Europe, having almost marshalled Ajax to the Champions League final before the tournament.But now, having chalked up just two starts across all competitions this season, it is evident the Moroccan is no longer part of Chelsea’s long-term plans for the future. Chelsea outcast Hakim Ziyech will eye a move in January after the World Cup with MoroccoIn a group alongside 2018 runners-up Croatia and third-placed finishers Belgium, Morocco no doubt have an uphill task of advancing to the knockouts, even if they manage to beat Canada in their final group game.However, if Ziyech inspires an upset in one of the opening two fixtures and reminds the world of his ability on the right flank, a healthy line of clubs will queue up in an effort to sign him in January.  Christian Pulisic – Chelsea, USAAnother unsettled Chelsea star, EvdEn evE NakliYaT – https://evigetir.com/evdeneve/evden-eve-nakliyat-istanbul.html Pulisic has also struggled for game time this season, starting just three Premier League matches all season so far.However, EvDeN EvE nAkliYAt it’s likely minutes will not be a problem for the American winger at the World Cup, as USA bid to surprise a few with their talented young squad.AC Milan full-back Sergino Dest, Juventus midfielder Weston McKennie and Borussia Dortmund youngster Gio Reyna all join Pulisic in Gregg Berhalter’s group, handing the 24-year-old plenty of talented team-mates to play alongside as he looks to shine on the world stage.  Out-of-favour Chelsea star Christian Pulisic is considered one of USA’s most important playersPulisic was linked with Manchester United in the summer, as Erik ten Hag expressed interest in the winger, and fruitful performances against England, Iran and Wales could tempt the Red Devils to make another swoop in January.In particular, should Pulisic wish to secure a move within the Premier League, there are few better tea