Cristiano Ronaldo, the forward for Manchester United, has stated his desire to leave the club. Ronaldo's position has not changed following this week's talks with Manchester United; the forward still wants to play in the Champions League and compete for major trophies. United does not want him to leave.
Cristiano Ronaldo has hinted that he will make his Manchester United debut this weekend against Rayo Vallecano, saying, 'Sunday, the king plays.'
Ronaldo was not named to United's 21-man squad for Saturday's friendly against Atletico Madrid in Oslo, despite his desire to leave the club following talks this week.
However, in an Instagram comment, he said that he would play in United's match against Rayo Vallecano on Sunday.
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Ronaldo and his agent Jorge Mendes met with United on Tuesday at Carrington, but his position remains unchanged: he wants to play in the Champions League and win major trophies.
United, on the other hand, do not want him to leave, and Ronaldo has begun training with the team after missing the club's pre-season tour of Thailand and Australia due to family matters.
His alternative options are limited. Chelsea is no longer an option, and Bayern Munich and Atletico Madrid appeared to rule themselves out publicly this week.