A return to Old Trafford could have been an attractive option for Cristiano Ronaldo, but according to Express Sport United have other priorities.
Cristiano Ronaldo’s future at Juventus dominated the sports press from the final whistle, signaling the exit of Vecchia Signora from the Champions League. The elimination against Porto was such a blow that some have hinted that it could bring Cristiano’s adventure in Italy to an end – especially bearing in mind where Juve are in the table, 10 points behind. Inter…
Real Madrid were presented as the big favorites to take over the Portuguese star for the second part of a story that began in the summer of 2009.
Even Emilo Butragueño and Zidane, in their post-match comments after the game against, Atalanta left the door open to an eventuality that would cause a huge shock wave among Merengue fans.
Besides the supposed interest of Madrid, some media also spoke of PSG in the event that Kylian Mbappé left; it has even been suggested that his former club Manchester United could be Cr7’s next possible destination.
But according to Express Sport, United will not be in the race to sign their former star. While Cristiano’s return was a dream for CEO Ed Woodward, United now have other priorities and are focused on signing young players.
It’s less competition for Madrid if the Merengue leaders decide to bring Cristiano back. Ronaldo has never hidden his fondness for United, the club where he won his first Champions League and his first Ballon d’Or.
While at Manchester, Cristiano played 292 games for the club between 2003 and 2009, scoring 118 goals and giving 69 assists. For now, those numbers will remain unchanged, as will his legendary status at Manchester.
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