Ruben Amorim confirms that Cristiano Ronaldo is willing to return to the club and help me on my first season here aims to return his beloved club to greatness.
Cristiano Ronaldo’s chances of returning to Manchester United have been firmly dismissed by Rene Meulensteen, a former coach at the club, despite ongoing speculation. The rumors gained traction due to Ronaldo’s strong bond with Ruben Amorim, Manchester United’s new manager and Ronaldo’s former teammate on the Portuguese national team. However, Meulensteen has expressed doubt about a reunion, asserting that “the ship has sailed” for Ronaldo’s return to Old Trafford.
Meulensteen emphasized that Ronaldo had the potential to extend his career in Europe for another two years but was focused on joining a team with a genuine shot at Champions League glory—something that likely doesn’t align with Manchester United’s current trajectory.
For now, Ronaldo remains a dominant force at Al-Nassr in the Saudi Pro League, where he is chasing the remarkable milestone of 1,000 career goals. Despite questions about the league’s competitiveness, Ronaldo continues to deliver stellar performances, spearheading Al-Nassr’s domestic and international campaigns. His immediate future appears firmly rooted in Saudi Arabia, making a European return increasingly improbable.
