Cristiano Ronaldo, the striker for Manchester United, is worried about winning titles and wants to leave the club.
Ronaldo signed a two-year, £12 million contract to Manchester United after leaving the Italian giant Juventus. However, The Times reported that he is now pushing for a leave.
According to reports, the 37-year-old Portuguese international wants the team to allow him to depart if they receive a good offer for his services.
The ex-Juve player’s demand is because of his desire to compete in the Champions League, which United was unable to enter last season.
He believes he has three or four more years to play at the highest level and wants to use them at a club where he can continue to add to his impressive list of awards and accolades.
According to sources close to Ronaldo, who is reportedly considering a transfer on both professional and personal grounds, he still has respect for the team and its followers.
It is understood that Ronaldo and his family have endured a trying time when their little son passed away in childbirth in April.
Duncan Castles reported in an article that was published in The Times that;
“Cristiano Ronaldo has asked to be allowed to leave #mufc should the Premier League club receive a satisfactory offer in the transfer window. His decision is driven by a desire to play in the Champions League for the remainder of his career.”
“Cristiano Ronaldo believes he has “three or four years” left at the highest level and would like to spend them at a club where he is capable of adding to his team and individual achievements.” Castles added.
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