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They sent Ronaldo packing, this is where the rest of his money is going to

Manchester United dismissed Cristiano Ronaldo saving them huge finances to sign his replacement.

By Angus Barnes

Manchester United dismissed Cristiano Ronaldo saving them huge finances to sign his replacement.
Manchester United dismissed Cristiano Ronaldo saving them huge finances to sign his replacement.
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Cristiano Ronaldo made a sensational return to Old Trafford last season after being linked with a move to their local rival Manchester City after getting a much-needed reminder of his value to Manchester United from Sir Alex Ferguson.

Manchester United became instantly vibrant once again as Ronaldo's signing reignited excitement and passion within the fanbase. The Old Trafford stadium became more packed as United fans trooped week in and week out to watch the iconic CR7.

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The second honeymoon started off in style as Ronaldo swept up the scoring sheet for the club, scoring 24 goals to help the Red Devils to a European league spot. He went on win Manchester United's player of the season to camp his wonderful return.

But things took a drastic turn after Erik Ten Hag took over as the club manager, which saw him dropped to bench duties. The relationship deteriorated badly as the pair had several incidents between them, which saw Ronaldo also criticize the club in a media interview and result in his contract being terminated by the club.

WHERE WILL UNITED INVEST THE RONALDO'S FUNDS?

According to reports, Manchester United is interested in bringing in a new striker in the winter window and has an interest in PSV Cody Gakpo. The Red Devils are currently ahead of other interested clubs to get the player's signature. Gakpo is also reportedly interested in the Old Trafford move ahead of others.

 


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