Cristiano Ronaldo has been vocal about his dissatisfaction with Manchester United and how he believes he has been treated there.
It’s nearly probable that Ronaldo will depart United in January.
Manchester United is presently determining how to handle the Cristiano Ronaldo situation in the best possible way.
Although the entirety of Ronaldo’s explosive interview with Piers Morgan has not yet been broadcast, Ronaldo has shown no mercy in the bits that have been made public. The 37-year-old appears to have severed ties with United before the World Cup, according to everyone from Erik ten Hag to the Glazers and even Gary Neville.
Three games in the Carabao Cup and Premier League await Ronaldo’s return to Carrington before the January transfer market starts, at which point he will almost probably leave the team. The five-time Ballon d’Or winner could go to some of the following places:
1. Chelsea
Stamford Bridge might be a choice if he wants to make a comeback in the Champions League. Todd Boehly, the owner of Chelsea, reportedly wanted to sign Ronaldo in the summer, but Thomas Tuchel reportedly stopped him.
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Although Graham Potter might feel the same way about signing Cristiano Ronaldo, he hasn’t yet acquired the same level of influence over signings as Tuchel did. Despite everything, Ronaldo has maintained he loves the United fans and that he would possibly stay away from moving to the Blues for fear of further damaging that relationship.
2. Sporting Lisbon
Returning to Lisbon, where it all started for Ronaldo, may be one of his most likely destinations. Sporting manager Ruben Amorim admitted earlier this week that everyone at his club “liked” the 37-year-old while repeating the tired football cliche that he is a “Manchester United player,” possibly implying that he would be open to pursuing a move for the forward.
3. Inter Miami
Ronaldo may be forced to join the MLS if he is unable to sign with one of the three teams mentioned above. A move to the United States may be the only option for the forward because it is frequently thought of as a retirement community for legends of the European game.
Due to David Beckham’s ownership of Inter Miami and the fact that the former Manchester United star has already alluded to being a potential option for the Portuguese legend, Inter Miami is the team most likely to draw Ronaldo. Inter Miami would be thrilled to sign him if he wanted to leave the Reds this winter.
4. Bayern Munich
A move to Germany would guarantee him Champions League action without having an impact on his connection with United’s supporters. According to reports in the Daily Mail, Ronaldo and Bayern met last week to explore a potential transfer.
Oliver Kahn, the chief executive of Bayern, refuted a Ronaldo transfer earlier this year by claiming that his team was considering the “bigger picture.” The 37-year-old would have to undergo a significant change of heart to end up in Munich.