It has been reported that some Manchester United players would prefer that Cristiano Ronaldo left the club in this transfer window. SLInt MORE:
Earlier in the window, it was claimed the 37-year-old had handed in a transfer request in a bid to secure himself UEFA Champions League football for the 2022/23 season.
Chelsea, Bayern Munich and Atletico Madrid are among the teams to have rejected the chance to pursue a deal for Ronaldo, who scored 24 goals across all competitions in the previous campaign. His lack of match fitness meant he was only involved in United's opening 2022/23 league match from the bench, withnow reporting that his desperation to leave the Red Devils is contributing to a bad atmosphere at Carrington.
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