A developing project with no infrastructure, analysts say this about United

It was a triumph and relief for the Old Trafford lovers following the Glazers' statements on the future of the club after they let Ronaldo go. The Portuguese had his contract mutually terminated which signaled United's official response to his media outburst last week.

In his interview, Cristiano Ronaldo highlighted his disbelief at Manchester United's current innovation and infrastructural development. He blasted the club for lack of innovation in and around the club from the training facilities at Carrington to the meals served within the training grounds.

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His explosive revelation left the board and members of staff  as well as Ten Hag very upset with his actions as it dented United's overall image and integrity in the football World. Ronaldo's remarks also earmark a similar comment by Alexis Sanchez during his time at the club when he felt disappointed with the club's inner setup.

The outcome of Ronaldo's comment meant his automatic exit from the club which many believe was his intended goal and has also impacted the Glazers' ownership of the Red Devils as they have decided to put the club up for sale to the highest bidder.

WHAT ARE THE ANALYST OPINION OF THE CLUB"S PRICE?

According to reports, football finance experts are not convinced of the selling price that the Glazers are demanding as they believe it is far-reaching. They highlighted that the 5 billion euros price tag for Manchester United is too high and unrealistic because the club was unprofitable last year much to the distraught of the Glazers' desired fee.