Cristiano Ronaldo Finally Breaks Silence On United Future(Full Details)

 Cristiano Ronaldo has finally break his silence on the arrival of Erik Ten Hag as new Manchester United Manager.



The future of the Portuguese international in the Manchester United has been under speculations since the confirmation of Ten Hag as new United Coach.

The multiple Ballon d’ Or winner was linked to a possible move from Manchester United after it was confirmed that the Ajax manager will adopt Ajax style pattern at Old Trafford.

Some players were immediately disadvantaged as age was not on their side. Ronaldo was among the disadvantaged players.

The former Real Madrid star is in his late thirties and was not expected to be in the plans of Erik Ten Hag new United starting IX.

But the Dutch Manager have assured the former Juventus player of a place in Manchester United if he choose to stay at the club.

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