Manchester United refuse to sell Cristiano Ronaldo

Manchester United will not give Cristiano Ronaldo clearance for a summer sale. The club expects the world star to stay. This reports Sky Sports.

Rumors have swirled in recent days that Cristiano Ronaldo is set to leave Manchester United just one season after returning, but the English giants have declined following a report by Sky Sports a change categorically.

At Manchester United, it is therefore assumed that the 37-year-old offensive player will fulfill his contract, which runs until 2023.

The fact that Manchester United could not qualify for the Champions League and the lack of reinforcements for the new season so far are said to have prompted Ronaldo to consult his agent Jorge Mendes to explore alternatives.

The Ronaldo agent is said to have met with Todd Boehly, the new co-owner of Chelsea FC, last week and also talked about Ronaldo. There has also recently been speculation about FC Bayern, according to which Mendes offered his long-term clients in Munich.

Portugal expert: “FC Bayern is the only option for Ronaldo”

The Portuguese journalist Pedro Sepulveda even sees FC Bayern as the only option when it comes to a possible Ronaldo transfer. at Sky Sports he said: “He’s totally obsessed with playing in the Champions League and isn’t coping well with the fact that he won’t be back anytime soon.”

That’s why Ronaldo “spoke to his agent Jorge Mendes”. He is now checking “if there are other options. He said he will talk to the clubs that want to win the Champions League. You can forget the English clubs because I am 100 percent sure that Ronaldo is not for someone else club will play in England and he doesn’t fit into the Paris Saint-Germain project.”

He concludes: “Bayern Munich remains an option. There was no interest from Bayern, but Mendes spoke to them and asked them: ‘What do you think about buying Ronaldo for next season?’ Bayern were a little confused when Mendes offered them Ronaldo as he’s not the type of player they would normally be looking for.” And they probably couldn’t even pay for it.

So what is Ronaldo doing? At the end of the season, Ronaldo reiterated his attachment to Manchester United and didn’t sound like saying goodbye at all: “I was and still am very happy to be here and what I have to say to the fans is that they are incredible. Even if we Losing games, they always supported us, they were always with us.”

Four times over 100 million euros! The most expensive exit of any club in the Premier League

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Kalvin Phillips is moving from Leeds United to Manchester City for the equivalent of around 49 million euros, according to The Athletic. That would make the Englishman the most expensive exit in Leeds history. We look at the record departures of all Premier League teams

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Nottingham Forest – BRITT ASSOMBALONGA (€17.1m to Middlesbrough in 2017/18): The cheapest transfer on this list played for his new club for four years, scoring 47 goals in 161 appearances.

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FC Fulham – RYAN SESSEGNON (2019/2020 for 27 million euros to Tottenham Hotspur): After a few injury problems and a loan to Hoffenheim, Sessegnon now seems to have settled under Conte in the starting XI.

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West Ham United – DIMITRI PAYET (2016/17 for 29.3 million euros to Olympique Marseille): After only a year and a half, the chemistry between Payet and the Hammers was no longer right and he moved back to Marseille, where he is still active today.

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FC Brentford – OLLIE WATKINS (2020/21 for 34 million euros to Aston Villa): In his two seasons at Aston Villa, the young Englishman has often hinted at his talent, although there is definitely still room for improvement.

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Arsenal – ALEX-OXLADE CHAMBERLAIN (2017/18 for 38 million euros to Liverpool): All in all, a slightly below-average transfer. At the end of the day, both sides would have hoped for a little more despite the success.

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Newcastle United – ANDY CARROLL (2010/11 for 41 million euros to Liverpool): The Reds’ record transfer at the time was a disappointment. Carroll ended up scoring 34 goals in 134 games for Liverpool.

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Wolverhampton Wanderers – DIOGO JOTA (2020/21 for 44.7 million euros to Liverpool FC): A transfer that came a little out of nowhere and has so far proved to be spot on for the Reds. In 84 appearances under Klopp, Jota has had 43 goals.

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AFC Bournemouth – NATHAN AKE (2020/21 for 45.3 million euros to Manchester City): Despite the high transfer fee, the Dutchman under Guardiola has not gotten beyond the role of a rotation player.

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Leeds United – KALVIN PHILLIPS (2022/23 for 49 million euros to Manchester City): Phillips has developed into an excellent player at Leeds and is also set for the Three Lions. Could become a key figure at City.

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Crystal Palace – AARON WAN-BISSAKA (2019/2020 for 55 million euros to Manchester United): The Englishman came to United as a great talent with high expectations, but so far he has not been able to live up to his transfer fee

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Brighton & Hove Albion – BEN WHITE (2021/22 for 58.5 million euros to Arsenal FC): In his first season with the Gunners, White has already established himself as a regular player to justify his transfer, but he still has to pack a little more .

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Manchester City – LEROY SANE (2020/21 for 60 million euros to FC Bayern Munich): Came to City in 2016 at the tender age of 20 as a 50 million euro promise. Twice champions and FA Cup winners and made great strides under Pep.

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Southampton FC – VIRGIL VAN DIJK (2017/2018 for 84.65 million euros to Liverpool FC): A direct hit brand transfer! Under Klopp, van Dijk matured into a world-class defender, winning everything there is to win with the Reds.

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Everton FC – ROMELU LUKAKU (2017/18 for 84.7 million euros to Manchester United): Didn’t play bad numbers at United, but somehow both sides weren’t really happy with each other, to put it diplomatically.

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Leicester City – HARRY MAGUIRE (2019/20 for 87 million euros to Manchester United): The Red Devils made Maguire the most expensive defender in history in 2020. So far it has not lived up to the price tag, but criticism of it is often exaggerated.

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Manchester United – CRISTIANO RONALDO (2009/10 for 94 million euros to Real Madrid): In the end, CR7 was worth every penny for the royals: Ronaldo recorded 450 goals and 131 assists in 438 appearances in his nine years in Madrid.

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Tottenham Hotspur – GARETH BALE (2013/14 for 101 million euros to Real Madrid): Even if the Welshman polarized strongly, the royals have him to thank for many great moments. Soon probably in Los Angeles at the start.

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Chelsea FC – EDEN HAZARD (2019/20 for 115 million euros to Real Madrid): So far, a single disappointment for the royals. Hazard has scored a meager six goals in 66 appearances for the Madrilenians and is often injured.

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Aston Villa – JACK GREALISH (2021/22 for 117.5 million euros to Manchester City): So far, the large amount of money for this transfer has not yet paid off for the Cityzens. But it’s still too early to call the transfer a flop.

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Liverpool FC – PHILIPPE COUTINHO (2017/18 for 135 million euros to FC Barcelona): The most expensive transfer in the history of the Premier League ultimately turned out to be a flop. Coutinho was sold to Aston Villa for 20 million in the summer.

Erik ten Hag wants Ronaldo to stay at Manchester United

Ronaldo was also happy about the new coach Erik ten Hag: “I know that he did a fantastic job at Ajax and that he is an experienced coach, but we have to give him time,” said Ronaldo: “Of course I hope that we succeed. So I wish him the best.”

At his presentation, ten Hag also made it very clear that he plans with Ronaldo and hopes for many goals from him. He is also said to be clearly averse to a sale. Is that the last word spoken?