Cristiano Ronaldo Manchester United

CRISTIANO RONALDO has been heavily linked with a transfer to Bayern Munich. · ten Hag gives update on Ronaldo amid speculation over Man Utd exit · Related ...

Atletico Madrid have been the latest club linked with the United star but his Real Madrid past might cloud such a decision. With Robert Lewandowski having joined Barcelona, that will give Bayern a massive problem in terms of goalscoring. The five-time Ballon d'Or winner has demanded an exit from Manchester United this transfer window.

Manchester United striker Cristiano Ronaldo has been heavily linked with an exit this summer, although the 37-year-old may not get his transfer wish with a ...

While Ronaldo is seemingly available to clubs this summer, it appears as if the striker is not someone who is wanted by too many. Chelsea and Bayern Munich have been among the clubs linked with interest in the five-time Ballon d’Or winner. Earlier in the window, Ronaldo told the Red Devils that he would be open to leaving the club, should Erik ten Hag’s side receive a suitable offer for him.

The Man United forward has told the club he wants to leave this summer if a suitable bid is placed.

However, a move to Bayern is not on the cards. Their sporting director, Hasan Salihamidžić, told Sport: "I have a lot of respect for Cristiano Ronaldo, his successes and his career. The Manchester United star wants to leave the club, with the Manchester Evening News revealing that a pay decrease he was forced to take after United only qualified for the Europa League is just one of the motives behind his desire to move.

Teddy Sheringham has given his views on the current situation surrounding the future of Manchester United star, Cristiano Ronaldo.

Ralf Rangnick had opened up about a similar issue when he said that the board rejected his claim of signing a striker in January. It was a move rooted more in emotions and hype- one that would create shockwaves around the world. Teddy Sheringham believes that Cristiano Ronaldo’s departure would open doors for the Red side of Manchester to sign two or three players on that wage bill.