According to a report, David Beckham is interested in bringing Cristiano Ronaldo to Inter Miami the following year and is willing to pay him a significant annual salary for his services.
Erik ten Hag, the head coach of Old Trafford, has moved Ronaldo, who is 37 years old, to the bench of substitutes.Additionally, there is widespread consensus that the Portugal captain will attempt to leave during the winter transfer window.According to a recent report, he has significant disagreements with his manager and is unwilling to play a minor role for the remainder of the campaign.
When Ronaldo made it clear that he wanted to leave in the summer of 2013, the couple's relationship got off to a bad start.Even though he scored 24 goals in his first season back at the Theatre of Dreams, that was the case.
Ten Hag has consistently supported the former Real Madrid star and emphasized that he is content at the club.However, a player of Ronaldo's caliber needs to be playing on a consistent basis because there is no smoke without fire.
Phil Neville, a former Red Devils star, is in charge of Inter Miami.In addition, Ronaldo's connection to the Florida team is undeniable given that Beckham is in charge of everything behind the scenes.
According to the Daily Star report, the MLS team is willing to pay the veteran approximately £30 million annually to move to the United States.
However, there may be a problem that prevents any midseason deal from being completed.
A problem for Miami is Ronaldo's price tag. Ronaldo signed a two-year deal in the summer of 2021 and will be out of contract in June.
The contract has an additional year of option, but Ten Hag will not want to keep a player who is unhappy at the club.
Miami might try to sign a contract in January, but doing so would cost around £10 million.That could put an end to their interest during the winter, as the American club does not want to pay a fee, according to the report.
Manchester United may consider offers from other teams early in the new year because they do not want to lose their talisman for nothing.
However, the player will ultimately make the decision.He's not sure if he wants to play for a European team or stay in MLS for the rest of his career.
Ten Hag is unlikely to change his mind about Ronaldo's position, according to a Times report. Ronaldo's main complaint about his current manager is that he is too stubborn.
The former hitman from Juventus is also said to think Ten Hag is obsessed with playing the "Ajax way."
Whatever the truth is, it seems likely that Ronaldo will sit out United's match against Everton on Sunday at Goodison Park.After their league defeat to Manchester City last time out, the north-west giants are hoping to rebound.
During the week, they were successful in overcoming Omonia Nicosia of Cyprus with a comeback victory of 3-2.The hero was Marcus Rashford, who saved United's blushes with two goals in the second half.
Ronaldo played the entire 90 minutes, but despite a few good chances, he was unable to score.
His primary contribution this term might be in Europe's second-tier competition.
He has participated in the Champions League throughout his glittering career, but he is unfamiliar with it.That level of football would also not be offered to him across the pond.
But the unhappy superstar might be interested in the chance to play regularly at a new club just starting its professional career.
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