Reports have suggested that Cristiano Ronaldo is set to leave Real Madrid this summer, a move that is likely to rule out most other clubs competing in this season’s Champions League. But new manager Jimmy Ten Hag has shown that he wants to keep Ronaldo. When asked if he would update fans on the situation, Ten Hag replied: “No.” He also noted that Ronaldo was missing from preseason training, just as he had been last week.
Cristiano Ronaldo’s wage demands are likely to rule out most of the other clubs competing in this season’s Champions League
With Juventus, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich all rejecting the idea of signing the Portuguese star, what are the other options? The record scorer in the Champions League, Ronaldo is keen to get his hands on the trophy while he still has the chance. The player has shown that he is more than willing to accept an unusual role. It would involve playing fewer games overall, focusing more on Champions League matches, and dealing with a pressing coach. But the role would not be about being a substitute and would instead involve clear control over the player’s freshness.
The Portuguese superstar has been frustrated with his current situation at Manchester United, where he has been a part of the team since 2003. Manchester United’s new manager, Erik ten Hag, has made it clear that the player is part of his plans for the next season. The club will have a tough time finding a new home for Ronaldo as he has expressed a wish to leave.
Manchester United have been in the news again this week with news that Cristiano is willing to negotiate his wages. The club has repeatedly claimed that they would let him leave Manchester United this summer, but this is not happening. Ronaldo has a year left on his contract, and it is unclear what will happen to him. A contract that includes a top four finish is unlikely to be enough to tempt him to stay.
Mourinho wants to keep Ronaldo at the club
The news that Manchester United are planning to sign Cristiano Ronaldo has sparked interest from the whole footballing world. However, the Portuguese superstar hasn’t yet confirmed his departure from the club, and the news that he’s looking to leave the club has left many wondering what this means for the future of the club. According to Erik ten Hag, the Manchester United manager has not spoken with the player since the news broke of his family situation. It is therefore surprising that the United manager has confirmed his plan to sign the Portuguese international if a suitable offer comes in.
United’s new manager Erik ten Hag has confirmed the club’s intention to sign Cristiano Ronaldo in the coming months, but did not give a specific date. The forward hasn’t taken part in pre-season training, and United have blamed his absence on personal reasons. The Portuguese has been linked with a move away from Old Trafford after a year at the club. The Portuguese is unhappy at the club, having spent his entire first season at Old Trafford without getting into the Champions League or even being in good enough shape to compete with the best sides in England.
After leaving the club in January, Ronaldo is expected to return to Manchester on loan. However, his wages have forced many clubs to turn down the opportunity to sign him. Ronaldo has previously claimed to be willing to join the team despite his huge demands, which will surely rule out many of the Champions League sides. Despite his age, Ronaldo is one of the most coveted players in football. Despite his age, the Portuguese international has been a constant source of controversy since his arrival at the club in 2021.
Mourinho wants to recoup the PS23m they paid for him
If you’ve been following the rumours surrounding the Real Madrid star’s future, you’ve probably noticed the mention of Manchester United. And while it’s a bit of a surprise given the transfer market, the new manager of Manchester United has made it clear that he wants to keep Ronaldo. When asked if there was an update on Ronaldo, manager Erik ten Hag answered, “No.” He confirmed that the situation with Ronaldo remains the same as last week.
It’s hard to imagine a situation worse than the one United are currently experiencing with Ronaldo. The Portuguese star is set to leave the club after just one season and is likely to demand a huge transfer fee to get rid of him. His move to United cost PS13 million when he joined from Juventus last summer, but that was before the club’s recent financial crisis.
The Spanish superstar has been a target for the Red Devils for some time. He is currently a free agent after leaving Juventus and has been linked with a move to Manchester United. His availability means United can buy a striker while a winger is out on loan. And with no real competition for the top prize, Ronaldo is a good bet.
Ronaldo has not yet returned to preseason training with Manchester United
With Ronaldo’s future uncertain in Real Madrid, the Portuguese giants are looking for a way to keep him. And new manager Jimmy Ten Hag has indicated that his intention is to retain the Portuguese superstar. When asked about the situation involving the forward, Ten Hag replied: “No.” He added that Ronaldo has been away from training since the end of last week, and that his absence has not affected the squad’s preparations.
As the standoff between Ronaldo and the Red Devils escalates, Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has confirmed that his side intend to bring the Portuguese superstar back to the club. However, he has not yet given an exact return date, as the Portuguese has not attended pre-season training. Meanwhile, Chelsea are also interested in signing the Portuguese ace. As United are not in the Champions League next season, the Portuguese wants to leave to play in another league.
The Portuguese has only been with the Manchester United squad for two weeks, but he has become a huge off-field talking point. And despite denying the rumours, ten Hag has refused to answer any questions regarding Cristiano Ronaldo’s future. At a press conference, he said that nothing has changed and the Portuguese international is not leaving the club.
Robert Lewandowski’s move from Bayern Munich to Barcelona is now a done deal
Bayern Munich have been fuming all summer over the news that Robert Lewandowski has agreed to join Barcelona. The former Poland international spent eight years at Bayern Munich and was considered to be one of the world’s most profiled strikers. He has since posted a heartbreaking picture of himself in his Bayern Munich jersey with a heartfelt message for fans, team mates and supporters.
Despite a reported EUR267 million fee, the move is still subject to certain conditions. Bayern Munich are unwilling to pay Lewandowski in installments and prefer to get the money upfront. Meanwhile, Barcelona have been busy signing players in the last few days, including Franck Kessie and Andreas Christensen. Raphinha and Franck Kessie, who cost Leeds United EUR58 million, are also in the team. Last month, Barcelona activated their first financial lever.
The transfer saga involving Lewandowski has reached a fever pitch this week. The midfielder had already expressed his desire to leave Bayern after announcing he would not renew his contract. Bayern had been unable to match the demand for their star player. However, the club has now tabled a EUR40 million bid to sign Lewandowski. Barcelona’s president, Joan Laporta, has said that the club was still waiting for a Bayern response. Barcelona must balance their books before the end of June, so it is imperative that the deal is finalized.
Paul Pogba’s future at Real Madrid is in doubt
The transfer rumours involving Manchester United’s target Cristiano Ronaldo continue to circulate. The Portuguese has been linked with a move to Bayern Munich and has been given short shrift by the German side. Nevertheless, a move for the Portugal international is unlikely to be put off until a formal announcement is made. Ronaldo has been one of the few bright spots of a dismal United season. He netted 24 goals in 38 games to ensure United qualified for the Champions League and Europa League.
A report claiming that Manchester United’s plan is to let Cristiano Ronaldo leave has sparked concern in the club’s hierarchy. Erik ten Hag has confirmed the club’s plans for the former Juventus star, but isn’t revealing the amount of money that the club will demand for him. The Portuguese was paid PS13 million to move to Juventus last summer.
While United have already signed Anthony Martial, the striker will be a key player for the club next season. The Portuguese international spent the second half of last season on loan at Sevilla, and is now expected to leave the club in the summer. With so many attacking options available, Ronaldo may be an attractive option for Thomas Tuchel next season. The Portuguese international has scored 26 goals in all competitions last season, making him one of the most prolific strikers in the Premier League.
