Portuguese striker Cristiano Ronaldo has released a new message about his future with Manchester United, with the arrival of new coach Eric Ten Hag.
Ronaldo returned to the Red Devils last summer from Juventus, and he was not successful in obtaining any trophies, and his absence from the Champions League next season was confirmed.
This led to speculation about the future of the 37-year-old, with news that he could leave Manchester before the end of his contract in 2023.
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What did Ronaldo say about his return to Manchester?
“Of course I was happy to return to the club that raised the level of my career at the beginning,” Ronaldo said in statements to the “Player’s Diary” program on the Manchester United website.
He added, “I felt unbelievable when I came back, and I was happy with the fans’ reaction to my transfer to the team again, and I assure the continuation of this happiness by being here until now.”
He continued, “The fans are always in my heart, they always support us at all times even when we lose, so we all have to respect them.”
What are his plans for the next season?
The Portuguese star continued his speech, saying: “The most important thing for me is to try to win matches and win a championship or any cup, but I think Manchester will return to the place it belongs to and as I said before sometimes it takes time.”
As for the appointment of Ten Hag: “I know he did a great job with Ajax and he is an experienced coach, but we have to give him enough time because there are some things that need to change the way he wants.”
He concluded his speech: “I hope we can achieve success with him and wish him the best. We are happy and excited not only as players but as fans as well, and let us believe in our ability to win trophies next year.”
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