Ronaldo

Cristiano Ronaldo is reportedly seeking an exit from Manchester United once again, but as he searches for UEFA Champions League football, which clubs might be ...

It has a void to fill after the exit of Lorenzo Insigne to MLS. It's certainly not beyond the realms of possibility. If he does get his wish, there are only a few likely destinations for the 37-year-old.

Cristiano Ronaldo has requested to leave Manchester United this summer so he can play Champions League football, sources confirmed to ESPN.

Ronaldo is said to view playing in the Champions League and competing for major trophies as essential. Ronaldo failed to win the Champions League with Juve in his three seasons with the Turin giants, but he lifted the trophy with United in 2008 and four times with Madrid. He was the top scorer in Serie A for the last two seasons he was in Turin and scored 101 goals in 134 appearances. Despite his stated respect and love for United and their fans, the former Real Madrid star feels he needs the motivation of playing in the Champions League in the last stage of his career.

Cristiano Ronaldo's days at Manchester United seem numbered. After several weeks that saw his name surface in connection with potential transfers to Chelsea ...

Reports in 2021/22 indicated that Ronaldo's salary at Manchester United in the first year of his two-year deal was approximately £480,000 ($592,000) per week, making him the club's highest paid player. Despite his scoring exploits, plenty of criticism was directed at Ronaldo and his perceived inability to pressure opponents from the front line as he once did. The Blues struggled in the scoring department and could use a dependable goal-scoring center forward after sending Romelu Lukaku on loan to Inter Milan. But it also wouldn't be the worst scenario for Ten Hag to start his tenure with a slightly fresher slate. It's unclear what it might take to lure him away from United, with the club making it clear in June that it had no intention of letting him go. According to The Times in England, Ronaldo has asked to be transferred this summer should a suitable offer emerge.

Cristiano Ronaldo has told Manchester United he wants to leave the club this summer.

Mendes, is said to have already been sounding out potential buyers, with Bayern Munich and Chelsea linked. With the Portugal international in the twilight of his career, he is adamant he wants to carry on playing at the highest level of the game and does not want to miss out on the Champions League for even one season. Ronaldo is determined to carry on playing in the Champions League as he nears the end of his career, and nd United’s failure to secure a top four finish last season has convinced him he needs to find a club where he can compete for top honours again.

Cristiano Ronaldo should have told Manchester United he wanted to leave at the end of last season rather than drop a July bombshell, according to former ...

Enjoy Saturday night and your short period of success." Carragher sparked a debate with former United captain Gary Neville on Twitter when he wrote: "Ronaldo did exactly what I thought he would do, score goals but make the team worse. He left before but still loved the club.

Cristiano Ronaldo has asked to be allowed to leave Manchester United should an acceptable offer come in during the summer transfer window, according to ...

Ronaldo has reportedly asked to be allowed to leave if a satisfactory offer arrives, but a senior United source indicated to the PA news agency that the forward is not for sale. Manchester United are adamant Cristiano Ronaldo is not for sale despite the frustrated star reportedly asking the club to leave if an acceptable offer arrives. The 37-year-old made a shock return to Old Trafford last summer, joining from Juventus for a deal rising to EUR23m.

Now that the soccer superstar reportedly wants out from Man U., we figure out where he's most likely to go.

The Blues have a new owner Todd Boehly, who is looking to make a splash at the helm. Count out Ronaldo moving to one of his old clubs outside of his home nation or to a country he’s never played in. Sporting is his boyhood club, playing for some level of the franchise from 1997-2003. Multiple reports have claimed Ronaldo has prioritized playing in the UEFA Champions League for the rest of his career, hoping to force a move away from Old Trafford this summer. The French giants lost in the Round of 16 with the Argentinian legend’s only season in Paris. The easy comparison is to Lionel Messi, who secured his transfer to PSG from Barcelona at 34.

According to reports, Cristiano Ronaldo has told Manchester United he wants to leave this summer due to the club being in the Europa League.

For someone to be at the end of the whole system and approach to a game, yes, to a certain extent. Imagine the number of goals Liverpool would score with a team with Mohamed Salah, Darwin Nunez, and Cristiano Ronaldo in it. In this article, we will look into whether Cristiano Ronaldo would be a good signing for Liverpool, just for the fun of it.

Cristiano Ronaldo has told Manchester United he wants to leave the club this summer.

Mendes is said to have already been sounding out potential buyers, with Bayern Munich and Chelsea linked. With the Portugal international in the twilight of his career, he is adamant he wants to carry on playing at the highest level of the game and does not want to miss out on the Champions League for even one season. Ronaldo is determined to carry on playing in the Champions League as he nears the end of his career, and United’s failure to secure a top four finish last season has convinced him he needs to find a club where he can compete for top honours again.

The prospect of a summer of transfer speculation surrounding Cristiano Ronaldo has been raised with the veteran striker...

Ronaldo has reportedly asked to be allowed to leave if a satisfactory offer arrives, but a senior United source indicated to the PA news agency that the forward is not for sale. United's international players are due to report for training in the coming days ahead of flying to Thailand on Friday for the start of their pre-season tour. Manchester United are adamant Cristiano Ronaldo is not for sale despite the frustrated star reportedly asking the club to leave if an acceptable offer arrives.

Erik ten Hag could not have accommodated an ageing forward whose decision to leave should aid a huge rebuilding job.

The positive for Ten Hag is that this move has come from Ronaldo; it is not a decision for which the coach will be held responsible. When Rangnick left him out for the Manchester derby, he returned to Portugal for treatment on his hip flexor and so, even in his absence, the story became about Ronaldo. At a club that has become increasingly obsessed by nostalgia during a decade-long decline, he is a symbol of a more profitable time (and in his return, perhaps, also a symbol of a less decisive, less successful era). He is a celebrity. It made clear that his return, which cost a £20m fee and £500,000 a week in wages, has been a failure. It was enough, perhaps, to persuade those who wanted to believe, but Ronaldo in his second United coming has been a diminished presence. He still looked the same, a little slower perhaps, but his body was evidence of a lifetime’s dedication.

Manchester United forward Cristiano Ronaldo has told the Premier League club that he wants to leave in the close season because of his desire to play in the ...

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Cristiano Ronaldo's request to leave Manchester United has been met with a humourous response from Wrexham owner Rob McElhenney, who has asked what the ...

What would quantify a "suitable offer" for the Premier League outfit too is up for debate, given they would be losing one of the game's all-time greatest players. The five-time Ballon d'Or winner has requested to be allowed to leave if a fitting offer is tabled - and now McElhenney, who co-owns the Welsh outfit with fellow actor Ryan Reynolds, has jokingly asked just what that would entail. Cristiano Ronaldo's request to leave Manchester United has been met with a humourous response from Wrexham owner and actor Rob McElhenney, who has asked what the definition of a "suitable" bid for the star would be.

Cristiano Ronaldo has requested to leave Manchester United this summer so he can play Champions League football, sources confirmed to ESPN.

Ronaldo is said to view playing in the Champions League and competing for major trophies as essential. Ronaldo failed to win the Champions League with Juve in his three seasons with the Turin giants, but he lifted the trophy with United in 2008 and four times with Madrid. He was the top scorer in Serie A for the last two seasons he was in Turin and scored 101 goals in 134 appearances. Despite his stated respect and love for United and their fans, the former Real Madrid star feels he needs the motivation of playing in the Champions League in the last stage of his career.

Cristiano Ronaldo wants to leave Manchester United but where might he go? We look at some potential options, including Real Madrid, Chelsea and Bayern ...

But you never know the future. Viana, who was speaking before Ronaldo's desire to leave United became public knowledge, added: "But we never know. But if he were willing to take a pay-cut and play the role of understudy to Karim Benzema, it could be a move to suit all parties.

Cristiano Ronaldo's request to leave Manchester United has been met with a humourous response from Wrexham owner Rob McElhenney, who has asked what the ...

What would quantify a "suitable offer" for the Premier League outfit too is up for debate, given they would be losing one of the game's all-time greatest players. The five-time Ballon d'Or winner has requested to be allowed to leave if a fitting offer is tabled - and now McElhenney, who co-owns the Welsh outfit with fellow actor Ryan Reynolds, has jokingly asked just what that would entail. Cristiano Ronaldo's request to leave Manchester United has been met with a humourous response from Wrexham owner and actor Rob McElhenney, who has asked what the definition of a "suitable" bid for the star would be.

The Portuguese star stunned Old Trafford on Saturday by handing in a transfer request, frustrated both by the lack of new signings and bewildered by other ...

United's hitman is reportedly keen to take his tally of consecutive Champions League seasons to 20 and move to a fresh European giant in pursuit of silverware. The 37-year-old forward's wish to leave is driven by his desire to play in the Champions League - The Portuguese superstar wants to leave to a side in the Champions League

Liverpool's Virgil van Dijk finished ahead of Cristiano Ronaldo in the voting for the 2019 Ballon d'Or.

“Hi Piers,” Van Dijk said on the social media platform. But that will be tough with those guys around here still.” “If you don’t jump on the social media bandwagon and would listen to the whole interview then you would know I made a joke, and only got respect for those 2.”

But in his second coming at Manchester United, he couldn't prevent the club from being an also-ran in the race for a Champions League spot. While his own ...

Nine of his 18 league goals came in or after March – a time when the battle for a Champions League spot was all but lost. At Juventus, it was against Alvaro Morata. The Spaniard is a highly intelligent striker who occupies the left side of the field and prefers to cut into his right before taking a shot. But when the number of goals go down from the high 40s to the mid-20s – that defensive effort that has been lacking, takes a toll on the team. For the 16th season running, Ronaldo scored over 20 goals in a season. It is a demand borne out of United’s inability to reach Europe’s top-most club competition and a sluggish start to the transfer market for the upcoming season. But in his second coming at Manchester United, he couldn’t prevent the club from being an also-ran in the race for a Champions League spot.

The Portuguese had won nine trophies during his first stint at Manchester United.... One of the greatest footballers to have ever graced the world of football, ...

For the first time since the 2004/05 season, Ronaldo went trophyless. At 36, he decided to leave Juventus just before the summer transfer window was going to end. He was also the first-ever Portuguese player to join the ranks of the Red Devils.

The Portuguese had won nine trophies during his first stint at Manchester United.... One of the greatest footballers to have ever graced the world of football, ...

For the first time since the 2004/05 season, Ronaldo went trophyless. At 36, he decided to leave Juventus just before the summer transfer window was going to end. He was also the first-ever Portuguese player to join the ranks of the Red Devils.