Manchester United veteran: It is only a matter of time before Cristiano Ronaldo returns to Manchester United, only this time his identity will be different(DANYU)

Live broadcast on October 23 According to the "Mirror", Manchester United veteran Sylvest said in an interview that Ronaldo will return to Manchester United again.

The Portugal icon spent two spells at Manchester United, joining from Sporting Portugal in August 2003 and moving to Real Madrid in 2009. During his first spell at Manchester United, he helped them win three Premier League titles as well as a Champions League title.

In 2021, Cristiano Ronaldo returned to Old Trafford, but in the end his performance did not satisfy the fans. In November 2022, Cristiano Ronaldo left Manchester United to join the Saudi league. However, Silswaite said in an interview that he is convinced that the 39-year-old's story with Manchester United is not over and that it is only a matter of time before he returns to Manchester United.

Commenting on this, Silswaite said: "Cristiano Ronaldo's return may not be as a player, it is only a matter of time before he reunites with the United fans in another capacity, but it should take some time. Cristiano Ronaldo is a Manchester United legend and when we see him again at Old Trafford, it must have been an amazing sight. But it's too early to think about it, it's not that time yet. ”

Silswaite is adamant that the relationship between Cristiano Ronaldo and Manchester United has not broken down as it has been claimed. In a previous interview, Searswaite claimed that Ronaldo was also a victim of this transfer. Ronaldo and United have not won any trophies during his second return to the Reds, and this departure is directly linked to the breakdown of his relationship with Ten Hag, but Searswaite insists it is a positive signing.

Speaking about this, Silswaite said: "It's normal for Cristiano Ronaldo to be criticised because he's Cristiano Ronaldo and people have very high expectations of him, so it's normal. It was a positive signing, even if he didn't play well in some games, even if he didn't score in some games. He's Cristiano Ronaldo, he's not God, and we need to understand that. ”