Manchester United have been very public in their stance that Cristiano Ronaldo is not for sale, but the player’s desire to leave complicates the situation. The club’s public stance has been clear that they are not interested in selling the Portuguese international, and Scott McTominay has praised the philosophy of manager Erik ten Hag. But does Ronaldo really want to leave the club?
Ronaldo wants to win trophies
Cristiano Ronaldo has been linked with a move away from Manchester United, a club that has not won a trophy in the last five years. He has made it clear that he is keen on winning trophies in the coming years, and has spoken positively of the new manager Erik ten Hag. After all, he is one of the most decorated players in world football. But how can he achieve this in the Premier League?
Having joined Manchester United 11 months ago, Cristiano Ronaldo has reportedly expressed his desire to leave the club. He fears that he will not be able to compete for the biggest trophies while at the club. He has stated that he wants to win more titles during the twilight of his career. But why is he considering leaving Manchester United? A number of reasons have been cited, but the most obvious reason is that he wants to win more trophies.
The Portuguese star has always been open about his ambitions. He has stated that he wants to win the Champions League and play in the Champions League. Everything else is secondary. This makes it all the more important for Ronaldo to find a club that will continue paying him his wages and indulge his waning powers. Ultimately, the future of the club is at stake for him and his teammates. But that doesn’t mean that Manchester United won’t be interested in pursuing his dreams.
While a move away may sound like the ultimate goal, there is another reason for the move: Ronaldo did not lead Manchester United to a Champions League spot last season. This is because United won’t have the money to buy a player like Ronaldo. If he leaves now, his teammates and the club could lose their top player in the summer transfer window. If United does not heed Ronaldo’s wishes, they could be tempted to resign and sell him to a rival.
The Portuguese superstar’s move to Manchester United is one of the most anticipated transfer deals in the history of the Premier League. While the five-time Ballon d’Or winner is keen to leave United and join a club with a Champions League title, Manchester United will be forced to compete in the Europa League next season. In addition to Manchester United, Napoli and Bayern Munich are also interested in signing the Portuguese superstar. Despite the recent rumours, PSG and Chelsea aren’t interested in signing the Brazilian superstar.
Ronaldo’s desire to leave United complicates situation
There has been much speculation about the future of Manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo. The Portuguese has been one of the brightest lights in the team this season. But if United are to fail to qualify for the Champions League this year, then the club will not stand in his way. Despite the complication that has arisen, Manchester United still have reason to hold onto Ronaldo. According to Wes Brown, United’s chief executive, the club’s desire to keep Ronaldo complicates matters.
Inter Miami CF and Bayern Munich have both been linked with a move for the Brazilian. However, it is hard to imagine a scenario where United will sell Ronaldo to a club other than Real Madrid. Ronaldo’s contract is up at Manchester United next year, but his desire to leave complicates matters. If the club were to sell him, he would have to accept a reduced wage package and stay at the club.
Despite his desire to leave Manchester United, the club must consider a transfer window that will allow them to attract a younger player. The age of Cristiano Ronaldo is a factor here, and the club would need to replace him shortly. The fact that he is leaving Manchester gives them an opportunity to sign a younger, more experienced player who can challenge for major trophies at an early age. The Portuguese winger returned to the Old Trafford in 2013 after a 12-year absence to pursue his dreams. His return to United is unlikely to please everyone, though, and it is expected that Manchester United will not accept a bid from a rival club.
While Manchester United will miss out on the Champions League this season due to Ronaldo’s desire to leave, the new manager at United is keen to retain him and try to build a team around him. Although he has shown no sign of wishing to leave the club, a new manager will want to keep Ronaldo in the squad. In addition to this, Ronaldo’s desire to leave the club will speed up the rebuilding process.
Manchester United’s public stance is that he isn’t for sale
Although it seems like the public stance of Manchester United is that Ronaldo isn’t for the market, this is not the truth. The Portuguese international has been linked with moves to Barcelona and Juventus, but hasn’t been officially linked with any clubs. This may change in the coming months, with Manchester United looking for a player to replace the Portugal international in the summer.
While the Portuguese international is under contract at Manchester United until 2023, rumors of his desire to leave the club have remained a mystery. Although United manager Erik ten Hag has stood by his player’s contract and has said that the player would only leave if a better offer came in, it is still unclear what exactly will happen. While the club’s public stance has been that Ronaldo isn’t for sale, it is important to note that the Portuguese international has requested to leave the club if he receives an acceptable offer for his services.
Meanwhile, United chiefs have met with officials at Barcelona, where they agreed a fee for Frenkie de Jong. This stance is crucial because Ronaldo is United’s most valuable player. According to reports, the club is interested in spending PS55-72m to sign the player. While this would represent an increase of £30m, the move isn’t entirely out of the question.
The standoff between United and Ronaldo is becoming more damaging as the new season approaches. Ronaldo has yet to return to United’s preseason training and has been linked with Bayern Munich, while Atletico Madrid are also interested. Despite the public stance of Manchester United, Ronaldo remains at the club. So what can United do? A lot depends on how Ronaldo wants to leave.
The new manager of Manchester United, Erik ten Hag, has stated that he and Cristiano Ronaldo have had a “good talk” before going on tour. The new manager’s comments come as a welcome change from the current one, when the Portuguese superstar claimed he wanted to leave the club to play in the Champions League. Despite the rumours, the Portuguese international is unlikely to leave in the summer.
Scott McTominay praises Erik ten Hag’s playing philosophy
Manchester United midfielder Scott McTominay has praised the new manager’s playing philosophy. McTominay has been in doubt over his future at United and there are rumours that he may be offloaded in the Frenkie de Jong deal. But the new manager seems to want to keep McTominay and has made the midfielder an integral part of his plans.
The Australian midfielder has also spoken positively about the new manager’s style of play. Speaking ahead of the first pre-season friendly against Liverpool, McTominay revealed that ten Hag has a clear idea of his own style of play and communicates it well. The former Norwegian coach struggled to do this under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and had to restructure his playing philosophy.
“I’m happy that the new manager has given us an opportunity to develop Anthony Martial.” The Frenchman, who spent the second half of last season on loan at Sevilla, has looked good in pre-season friendlies. However, it’s still a surprise to see him out on loan and playing centrally, while Cristiano Ronaldo continues to train in Portugal.
United’s defensive line is also an issue. They conceded 57 goals last season, which means that it’s crucial to become more comfortable with the ball. While reaching City-like levels of possession is likely to be a long-term goal, other metrics may be more achievable. The new manager has already asked his players to make more passes than Lewis Dunk. In turn, that will make it easier for the team to counter-attack and score.
Manchester United’s new manager wants to get his message across to his players quickly. So he sent the echipă a brief e-mail, laying the foundations for the club’s future. A similar approach to the time of Sir Alex Ferguson is being replicated by ten Hag. But is it the right way to go? Let’s see what happens. In the meantime, it’s time to celebrate!
