Manchester United reportedly seem to be
accepting that re-signing Cristiano Ronaldo
last summer was an ‘error of judgement’.
This is according to a report from the Daily
Mirror, which also suggests that the Red
Devils won’t block Ronaldo from sealing a
transfer away this summer if the opportunity
comes along.
There has been growing speculation
Over Ronaldo’s future, with the Portugal
international not really looking himself lately,
and with time surely running out for him to
win major trophies in Europe before retiring.
The Portugal international will turn 38 next
season, and the Mirror suggest we might not
see much more of him in the Premier League
as Man Utd come to their senses.
The report explains that United largely
signed Ronaldo to prevent him joining rivals
Manchester City, while commercial factors
were also key to the deal.
Cristiano Ronaldo’s Manchester United future
is in some doubt
Cristiano Ronaldo returned to Man Utd last
summer
In the end, it’s clear that Ronaldo has not
brought the success many will have hoped
for, with his occasionally stroppy behaviour
becoming an unwanted distraction.
The 37-year-old probably won’t be short of
suitors this summer, but big clubs could do
well to take note of how MUFC seem to be
feeling about the deal now.
Speaking to Caughtoffside earlier this week,
former United ace Luke Chadwick said he
hoped Ronaldo would stay as he could still
have something to offer.
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“There’s always going to be speculation about
someone like Ronaldo because he’s such
a big name, and when things aren’t going
well people start to talk, there’s a lot of noise
around him” Chadwick said.
“You’d like to think he’d like to leave United in
a better position than when he arrived. He still
has time left in him, he might not be able to
play 90 minutes every single game, but he’s
got a role to play”
