Ronaldo

Recent reports have suggested that Manchester United superstar Cristiano Ronaldo has requested to leave the club but the Red Devils have already given an ...

Ronaldo of course returned to Man Utd last summer, the Red Devils paying an initial £12.9m plus a further £6.9m in add-ons. He is said to be confident of having three or four years left at the top level and challenging for trophies - United having not lifted a piece of silverware since 2017. Former club Juventus have already been linked, whilst agent Jorge Mendes also held a meeting with new Chelsea owner Todd Boehly and the forward was mentioned.

The superstar reportedly wants to play in the Champions League and “fight for trophies.”

“A lack of Champions League football this coming season and wanting to fight for trophies is thought to be part of the reasoning behind his desire to leave,” The Athletic reports. According to David Ornstein and Adam Crafton of The Athletic, Ronaldo likes the club, but wants to move somewhere where he can compete for a Champion’s League title, if the right offer comes in. “The forward wants United to be competitive at the highest level and is said to be keen for them to match his ambition by strengthening the squad.”

Ronaldo returned to United from Juventus last summer and scored 24 goals in 38 games; United failed to win a trophy for the fifth successive season and ...

You can also catch up with the ins, outs and analysis on Sky Sports News. The 37-year-old feels the urge to win even more in the twilight of his career, but is understood to feel that may not be possible at Old Trafford next season. Thirteen players have left the club this summer but none have yet arrived.

Ronaldo has no agreement to join another club. His agent, Jorge Mendes, has been exploring options for weeks, with Chelsea and Bayern Munich among the clubs he ...

United are in the Europa League after finishing sixth in the Premier League. The loss of Ronaldo would be a blow to United, partly because he scored 14 more goals than any other player at the club last season – Bruno Fernandes was second on that list – but also because this episode is the latest damning signal of their decline. Ronaldo had hoped to see more ambition from United at the start of Erik ten Hag’s tenure as manager and is dismayed that the club have not yet made a signing.

Cristiano Ronaldo was credited with keeping Manchester United at bay for large portions of last season, with the Portugal international's 24 goals in all ...

Losing your top scorer would be catastrophic for Erik ten Hag, whom Ronaldo spoke glowingly of in a club interview last month. That’s according to The Times, who say that should a satisfactory offer come in for him between now and the end of the window, he would like it to be considered. Cristiano Ronaldo was credited with keeping Manchester United at bay for large portions of last season, with the Portugal international’s 24 goals in all competitions earning him a place in the PFA Team of the Year.

The relationship between Cristiano Ronaldo, the third-highest earning athlete in the world, and Manchester United, the third-most valuable soccer franchise ...

In 2020, Ronaldo became the first soccer player to surpass $1 billion in career earnings, according to Forbes. Ronaldo has built an immense following off the field, and his 462 million Instagram followers are the most in the world. A five-time Ballon d’Or winner, Ronaldo is considered one of the greatest players of all-time.

Manchester United are determined for Cristiano Ronaldo to see out his contract amid claims the Portugal international wants out after realising he made a ...

Chelsea and Bayern Munich have shown interest in Ronaldo recently although the striker still has another year left on his deal with the option of another year on top. And wants to bring a quick end to his return to the club despite having a year left on his deal. The 37-year-old Portuguese goal-machine – in his second spell at Old Trafford after joining in a £12 million deal from Juventus a year ago – has told the club he wants Champions League football as the end of his career draws near to a close.

Manchester United are adamant Cristiano Ronaldo is not for sale despite the frustrated star reportedly asking the club to leave if an acceptable offer ...

Ronaldo has reportedly asked to be allowed to leave if a satisfactory offer arrives, but a senior United source has indicated 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. 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.

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.

The 37-year-old is said to want to play Champions League football again next season.

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. Ronaldo scored 24 goals in all competitions and was named Sir Matt Busby Player of the Year, but individual quality was unable to prevent his first season back at United ending trophyless and sixth in the Premier League. 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.