Ronaldo 'wishes to be relinquished from his contract to free him to join a Champions League side'. He must be forgetting that nobody wants him. MUFC
have gone one step further. They are reporting that this week’s meeting ‘failed’ and that Ronaldo has now ‘asked to be released’ from his contract that expires in 2023.
It is said that United have had ‘zero enquiries’, while Ronaldo ‘wishes to be relinquished from his contract to free him to join a Champions League side’.Ex-Premier League defender Alan Hutton has now put his two pence in, claiming Ronaldo would not slot straight back into United’s team if his stance changed:
“At the end of the day he’s got 12 months to go and I think Manchester United can add another year onto that so he could possibly have two seasons left,” Hutton told“He’s possibly trying to kick up a bit of a fuss to leave. But I think as a player, as a group, especially when you’re building something for the future you want to know exactly who’s going to be there and what the plans are.
“Ronaldo can’t just step in next week and decide he’s ready to play, it’s not going to work like that even though he does keep himself fit. So I find it a strange one.“
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