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Following Casemiro and Antony’s arrivals at Old Trafford, here is the latest on Cristiano Ronaldo’s future with Manchester United.
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Ronaldo has been the subject of much transfer speculation since the window opened, with the Portugal international having reportedly told the United hierarchy he wants to leave the club after they failed to qualify for this season’s UEFA Champions League.
Ever since, his agent Jorge Mendes has been on an expedition to find his star client a team that will be able to help fulfil his European ambitions, but so far this has been to no avail, with many of Europe’s elite clubs declining the opportunity to sign the five-time Ballon d’Or winner.
However, after months of rumours linking the forward with a move away from Old Trafford, it seems the transfer saga may be coming to an end.
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According to The Sun, the Red Devils now believe the 37-year-old will stay at Old Trafford this season.
The club is said to feel their recent big-money signings of Brazilians Casemiro and Antony have shown Ronaldo their ambition to get back to their glory days.
The Portugal captain’s prospects at United seemed bleak after he was dropped to the bench by manager Erik ten Hag for the club’s first two victories of the season, but the same report suggests that Ronaldo could now aid the record Premier League champions’ ambitions of ascending back to the top of English football.
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The signing of Antony now means no club has spent more than the 1998/99 treble winners’ €238.02 million (R4 billion) in European football in this window.
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