If he departs from Manchester United, that is.
Cristiano Ronaldo abruptly departed Juventus this summer to go with Manchester United, where he had previously played from 2003 to 2009.
Expectations for what he would do there were high because it was the period in his career when he first earned a name for himself in international soccer. Sadly, Ronaldo’s return to Manchester did not coincide with his club team’s success in the current campaign.
Manchester United, on the other hand, came in sixth position overall, marginally ahead of West Ham and a full 11 points behind Arsenal in fifth place.
All of these factors may contribute to explaining why Ronaldo is speculated to be moving once more this summer.
Why?
Ronaldo wants to play for a side that has qualified for the UEFA Champions League, according to this ESPN article. The next season will see Man United compete in the Europa League. But it’s still unclear if he’ll obtain the transfer he desires.
The Athletic has a new story that examines the several directions Ronaldo and Manchester United may go.
The 2022–23 season “would be the first in Ronaldo’s senior playing career where his side would not appear in the Champions League,” according to the report, if Ronaldo stays where he is.
The fact that numerous other prominent Premier League teams have made significant summer signings while Manchester United has not furthers the situation.
According to The Athletic, Ronaldo might play for Chelsea, Bayern Munich, or Napoli next season, however it’s not yet clear if Manchester United will agree to a trade.
There are more considerations at play in this situation. According to the story, if Robert Lewandowski decides to leave Germany, Bayern Munich would be more inclined to make a play for Ronaldo.
There are several elements at work here, all of which might have a significant effect on the worldwide soccer scene.
