Cristiano Ronaldo will depart Manchester United next year

After returning from the World Cup in Qatar, Cristiano Ronaldo will likely make plans to quit Manchester United and join with a new club. This news comes after Bayern Munich declared that they will not be making a move to acquire the striker.

Since his high-profile return to United from Juventus a year ago did not go according to plan, Ronaldo, who is now 37 years old, has been set on leaving the club for the previous four months. Despite the fact that Manchester United scored 24 goals across all competitions during the 2017–2018 campaign, the club's overall form declined, and they ended up finishing a distant sixth in the Premier League.

The world-famous Portuguese player was left "upset" after learning that his weekly wage at Manchester United had been reduced by 25% as a result of the club's failure to qualify for the Champions League. This reduction in pay was one of the repercussions that resulted from the squad's failure to qualify for the Champions League. But Ronaldo was unable to secure a move away from Real Madrid because no team was willing to satisfy his wage demands and provide him with a regular playing schedule.

The number of clubs that could be interested in signing Ronaldo appears to be shrinking. This week, the CEO of Bayern Munich confirmed that the club had considered making a move to acquire the player but ultimately decided against doing so. Bayern's rivals in Germany, Borussia Dortmund, have also taken a similar stance.

Kahn elucidated, saying: "We had a brief discussion about Cristiano at Bayern, and I believe we also covered him at Dortmund. We have a holistic view of the Bundesliga as a whole, and we recognize that superstars such as him are obviously one of the most important factors in attracting attention to the league. Despite the fact that he is one of the greatest from the past decade, we dismissed him right away."

After the conclusion of the World Cup in Qatar, according to a recent in-depth report published in The Times, Ronaldo will redouble his efforts to leave Old Trafford in order to pursue a move to another club. The striker is currently concentrating on his preparation for the tournament, but after the conclusion of the tournament, he will begin looking for a new club to play for.

Erik ten Hag has dropped Cristiano Ronaldo at Manchester United. 

If Portugal makes it all the way to the championship game in Doha, Ronaldo won't play again until the 18th of December at the earliest. Erik ten Hag has privately admitted that he would prefer for the player to be moved on because he is not buying into his methods. However, it appears that the former Real Madrid striker has identified the January transfer window as a potential escape route from Old Trafford. Moreover, it appears that the player has identified the January transfer window as a potential escape route from Old Trafford.

United football director John Murtough has poured cold water on the idea that there will be first-team movements in or out of the club this winter. However, that position could change should they be able to offload their highest-earning player, who has fallen out of favour under Ten Hag's management. According to the most recent source, Ronaldo is of the opinion that the coaching sessions at United are unimpressive. This is due to the fact that his connection with the manager appears to have deteriorated.

The Dutch manager has left Ronaldo out of the starting lineup for each of the last five Premier League games, and the striker was forced to sit on the bench for the entirety of United's humiliating 6-3 loss to Manchester City in the derby. It's possible that Cristiano Ronaldo may be traded in January since Marcus Rashford and Anthony Martial have moved ahead of him in the pecking order at Manchester United.