Cristiano Ronaldo wants to leave Manchester United as the club lacks ambition.
As the story of Ronaldo possible exit of Manchester United due to lack of champions league and "fear of Messi" , reports said the Portuguese agent was in contact with Todd Boehly.
The 37 year old has submitted a transfer request to the club that it should accept any possible bid from club who wants his service.
Christiano Ronaldo has for the second time skipped United training according to him for family reasons.
But Manchester United from their official statement had insisted that the player is part of their plan this coming season.
The 37-year-old was a key player last season for the Red Devils where he scored 24 goals in all competitions.
Unfortunately, the club failed to qualify for the Champions League and Ronaldo is seeking an exit with Chelsea favourites in signing the player.
Pundit statement -
“I would think if Thomas Tuchel wanted Cristiano Ronaldo, he would ask his new owner on that basis,” Simon Jordan said.
“If Todd Boehly is going back to Tuchel with the perception of having Ronaldo at Chelsea is a good thing for their team then I’m not sure what that says about his particular vantage point on how the football team should be run but there’s nothing wrong with a two-way transaction of looking at things, discussing them in the rounds of the manager.
Ronaldo Thomas Tuchel kind of player
“Do I think it’s a good signing for Chelsea? No, I don’t. I think Chelsea probably need something different. Do I think Ronaldo can play till he’s 40? Well, who knows, at what standard. Scoring 24 goals can tell you he can score goals but teams are changing how they play and they’re playing with far more energy, far more requirements.
First of all, I don’t think it would happen, if it were an option, I don’t think Tuchel would want Ronaldo.”
Inorder to prepare for the unknown, Man United are reportedly in contact with Paulo Dybala agent for the service of the Argentine as a potential replacement in Old Trafford should Incase the Portuguese force a move.