Cristiano Ronaldo could be cleared to leave Manchester United this month if Eric ten Hag decides his departure would be better for the club.
United’s position remains unchanged and Ronaldo is not for sale. He still has a year left on his contract and United have the option to extend it for another 12 months.
sky sports news On Monday, it reported that Atletico Madrid and Chelsea were Ronaldo’s two possible destinations if United changed their stance and allowed him to leave.
But there are executives at both clubs who are not convinced that Ronaldo should be signed.
United are off to their worst start to the Premier League season in 101 years under new manager Ten Hag.
After losing to Brighton in the opening weekend, United were bottom of the table after a 4-0 loss to Brentford on Saturday.
Meanwhile, the 37-year-old Ronaldo wants to leave Old Trafford this summer for a Champions League club and his future at United is very questionable.
‘United’s stance on Ronaldo’s softening’
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Kaveh Solhekol discusses whether Manchester United’s stance on Cristiano Ronaldo is softening as uncertainty still surrounds his future at the club
Sky Sports News chief reporter Kaveh Solhekol said:
“Obviously the director has the final say, so the stance seems to have softened a bit. What you did last season, obviously you don’t want to be here.” If all parties fit in and Ten Hag decides that’s what he wants to do, he may be allowed to leave Manchester United.
“As far as the player himself is concerned, he wants to leave. He wants to play in the Champions League. That is the most important thing for him. For personal reasons, he is leaving Manchester United. There are also suggestions that it would be a better fit for him if he could.
“There has been a lot of talk that Manchester United do not have a formal offer for him. I hope clubs like Madrid are interested in signing him.
“These two clubs still have executives who are not convinced they should sign a player like Ronaldo. But he is one of the most famous people in the world. What can he do on the pitch? It’s not just that he can do it “for the profile of the club and for the commercial income off the pitch.”
Neville: United could end in second half if Ronaldo goes
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Gary Neville thinks Manchester United could end up in the bottom half of the Premier League table after Cristiano Ronaldo’s possible exit
Gary Neville said monday night football Manchester United could end the season in the second half of the Premier League if Cristiano Ronaldo leaves.
“The problem they have now is that if they lose him, there will be nothing left in terms of the goal-scoring part of the pitch.
“If they don’t bring in a player, or they bring in a poor player and he leaves, I really think they can end up in the bottom half of the table,” Neville said. monday night football.
“I think it’s a team in the bottom half. It’s a massive statement that might seem silly at the end of the season.
“They’re demoralized and shot to pieces. It’s really bad out there. They’re back to default.”
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Merson: Ronaldo will solve Chelsea’s striker problem
In his latest Sky Sports column, Paul Merson explains why Cristiano Ronaldo is the final piece in Chelsea’s jigsaw puzzle.
‘Chelsea stood out against Tottenham on Sunday. They dominated the game from start to finish but lost three points without a goal scorer or centre-forward,’ Merson said.
“Despite his overwhelming strength, Spurs goalkeeper Hugo Lloris managed just one save.
“I can’t believe they didn’t or didn’t get Cristiano Ronaldo. He’s everything Chelsea lacks.”
“Playing for Chelsea is not like playing for Manchester United who are wrestling from the halfway line. Chelsea are on the edge of the box and dominate the game.
“Chelsea have an incredible wing-back. They dominate the football game. If they put the ball in the box for Ronaldo, I’m afraid to think how many goals he could score. “
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