Cristiano Ronaldo's uncertain future remains the major talking point in Spain, and Wednesday morning's sports papers continued the theme of the week with speculation that Real Madrid will overhaul their entire front line in the summer. Marca predicts a big shake-up at the Bernabeu in the summer, with the club's feted "BBC" strike force of Gareth Bale, Karim Benzema and Cristiano making way for an "NHL" trio of Neymar, Eden Hazard and Robert Lewandowski. It's a story high on speculation but low on quotes to confirm it. That latest report of a nomenclature-based transfer policy comes midway through what feels like a potentially pivotal week in Ronaldo's career at the Bernabeu. Monday's AS claimed Ronaldo's "priority" was to return to Manchester United. Then on Tuesday, Record in Portugal reported that club chief Florentino Perez had asked Ronaldo and his agent Jorge Mendes to present proposals for an exit. Both stories have since been confirmed to ESPN FC by a source close to the player.