The Portuguese international is keen to move on from Manchester United, and he has reportedly returned to his homeland to consider his options. With the Champions League season coming to an end and United failing to make a dent in the Premier League, the Portuguese international might be keen to move on to a more attractive destination. Real Madrid, Chelsea and Atletico Madrid are all considered to be possible destinations.
Ronaldo’s options are diminishing
Chelsea pulled out of the Cristiano Ronaldo transfer chase this week after meeting with his agent in Portugal. The Portuguese star is seeking to leave United for a club that offers Champions League football next season and big trophies. Chelsea are in no hurry to sign the player and are unlikely to make any effort to sign him. However, Boehly and Ronaldo have discussed their possible futures, and it is not impossible for them to work together.
With the World Cup around the corner, there is increasing speculation that Manchester United will make a move for Ronaldo in the near future. While the club has offered a huge fee for the striker, he hasn’t played in the Champions League or any domestic cups. Moreover, his relationship with new boss Ralf Rangnick has failed to improve. With his poor form, it’s no surprise that the German club have linked Ronaldo with a move to Bayern Munich, but they have rejected the outrageous PS500,000-a-week fee. In the end, they bought Sadio Mane instead.
In addition to Real Madrid and Juventus, Ronaldo is looking to leave Juventus for a new challenge. The player, who was at United last year, is now 36 years old, and his powers are waning. In fact, his contract at Juventus runs until 2022. If Manchester United and PSG are unable to sign him before then, Juventus could look to let him leave. If they can’t agree on a transfer fee, Ronaldo could move to PSG where he can play alongside the likes of Kylian Mbappe and Lionel Messi. However, if United want to make a move for Ronaldo, they would have to accept Financial Fair Play rules.
The club also needs to sort out the striker situation. With the new Premier League season less than a month away, United must move quickly to address the striker position. Currently, they have three recognised strikers – Anthony Martial and Marcus Rashford – but it seems that Ronaldo’s options are dwindling at United. With the departure of Darwin Nunez, United are left with little money to spend.
Atletico Madrid
While the Portuguese international hasn’t explicitly said he’s leaving Manchester United yet, he hinted on June 3 that he will be staying at the club until the end of the 2022/23 season. He said the Red Devils will get back to “where they belong” and that he wants to add more trophies to his collection. If that is the case, then time is running out for Ronaldo to move on.
The standoff between Ronaldo and Manchester United is getting worse by the day. With a new Premier League season looming, Ronaldo isn’t even back to pre-season training with the Red Devils. His ‘personal reasons’ have been attributed to ‘personal reasons’, but the fact is that the striker is not even playing in pre-season anymore. The manager Erik ten Hag has repeatedly stated that he wants the Portuguese forward to return to training before the Premier League season begins.
Although Manchester United have a great deal of money to spend on Ronaldo, his desire to play in Europe is more important. After all, he is a top scorer at Manchester United. A move to Atletico Madrid would provide Ronaldo with the opportunity to play in Europe’s top competition. With so much money on the line, he would be able to sign a new contract worth several hundred million dollars.
Reports suggest that Cristiano Ronaldo wants to leave Manchester United this summer. After all, the Portuguese international has been a key player for the Red Devils since the summer of 2015. But the inactivity of Manchester United in the transfer market has created doubts in Ronaldo’s mind, and he has been considering his options. Several reports claim that Chelsea are interested in signing Ronaldo, but the German giants, Barcelona, and Juventus have also shown interest.
Real Madrid
With just over a year left on his Manchester United contract, is time running out for Cristiano Ronaldo to move on? The Argentine has long been linked with a move to Atletico Madrid, but the club’s history with Real Madrid means a deal is unlikely. In fact, the two sides have taken a step back after signing the Portuguese superstar last summer. Atletico Madrid, on the other hand, consider a move for Ronaldo to be impossible.
With the upcoming season, Manchester United have a lot to lose, and this could lead to a blockbuster move for Ronaldo. Ten Hag has been vocal about his desire to keep Ronaldo, but the club have been unable to convince the player that such a move is feasible. The club also need to win the Champions League, and Ronaldo wants to be part of that.
The German side have been linked with a move for Ronaldo. Bayern Munich have been linked with the Portuguese superstar, and they’ve already sold Robert Lewandowski to Barcelona. With the Champions League at stake, Bayern could be the perfect option. But United’s chief executive, Erik ten Hag, re-affirmed earlier this month that the player would not be sold. Despite the interest from Bayern Munich, however, the player has missed United’s pre-season tours and is training alone in Portugal.
After the latest defeat against Southampton, Gary Neville, a former England footballer and Sky Sports commentator, criticized the situation at Manchester United. He said: “It feels like a soap opera, everyday, and Cristiano is leaving.”
Chelsea
Cristiano Ronaldo, who is currently on a 12 month contract, has stated he wants to leave Manchester United. After joining from Juventus in the summer, he scored 24 goals in all competitions, but United finished sixth, 35 points behind first place City. Ronaldo’s future in Manchester remains in doubt and the club needs a new manager. However, he may stay for another year if he wants to fight for trophies, strengthen the squad, or find a new club.
The standoff between the club and the Portuguese star is growing increasingly damaging and disruptive as the new Premier League season approaches. Ronaldo is yet to return to pre-season training with United. Although he has been attributed to ‘personal reasons’, United’s manager Erik ten Hag has insisted that he will be back before the Premier League season begins. It is difficult to believe that United would want to lose the best player in the world and let him go to a more lucrative club.
The time has now come to find a new club for Ronaldo. While a move to Barcelona would be audacious, it is possible to make a big move to a top European club. While a move to Barcelona would be the ideal situation for Ronaldo, a move to the Nou Camp would mean the end of United’s hopes of signing Lewandowski.
With so much pressure on Ronaldo, it is only natural for his love for Manchester United to be tested. With United’s upcoming season, his love for the club will be put to the test. He needs to fully commit to the cause of the team if he is to play a big role in the future of the club. However, the rumours of Ronaldo’s move to the Premier League are merely fuelling speculation that the club will be forced to make a decision on the player.
Sporting CP
The standoff between Manchester United and Cristiano Ronaldo is escalating as the new season draws nearer. The Portuguese striker has yet to return for pre-season training and has been accused of ‘personal reasons’. Despite repeated promises from United manager Erik ten Hag that he would be back before the Premier League season kicks off, it looks like time has run out for the 28-year-old.
As a result, the Portuguese star has reportedly told Manchester United that he wants to leave. The Portuguese forward believes he only has four years to remain at the top of the game. He does not want to waste any more time fighting for the Europa League. United finished sixth in the Premier League last season and have already lost two of their three managers. The new manager, Erik ten Hag, has already been hit by the lack of signings this season.
Despite the sour mood surrounding the Argentine forward, the club is unlikely to lose money on the transfer. The striker earns 500,000 pounds a week and is a perennial Champions League top scorer. But he may still want to remain at Old Trafford to impact the club’s Champions League chances and avoid joining league leaders Manchester City. This decision could be difficult to make, but the club will be desperate to retain the services of the world’s best player.
The striker’s departure leaves Manchester United with few alternatives for elite strikers. Cristiano Ronaldo, meanwhile, left Juventus for Juventus just four days before the transfer window closed. However, Manchester United have other options. Earlier this month, a Spanish club, Juventus, contacted Manchester United about a possible deal for the striker. In addition to the MLS, Ronaldo has been linked with Inter Miami, a club owned by former Manchester United great David Beckham. This would be a coup for Manchester United.
