Premier League: 2 indications that Cristiano Ronaldo could leave Manchester United in the summer

Issue with Ralf Rangnick and his successor

Despite his heartwarming return, Cristiano Ronaldo is reportedly unhappy at Manchester United. Many things are at stake, starting from the ambitions of the team to their disappointing results, and the poor support from his teammates. However, the report claims that CR7 sees Rangnick as the major culprit.

The Portuguese ace does not rate the interim coach, and he believes that Rangnick is incapable of getting the most out of him and the team. In addition, the veteran allegedly thinks that his manager has a bad influence on the young players, that he is selfish, and that he does not respect the fans, failing to deliver what everyone expected of him.

Ronaldo's main objection is that the current coach can't bring any trophies to Old Trafford, and his possible successor would also have to meet these requirements. An interesting fact it's considered that he thought the same about Rafael Benitez at Real Madrid and Maurizio Sarri at Juventus.

Possible tension with teammates

The five-time Ballon d'Or winner was brought back to fix things at Manchester United, but were the Red Devils in need of any fixing? Aston Villa legend, Gabriel Agbonlahor, who earned three caps with the English national team in his career, has suggested United sell the 36-year-old next summer.

"You've seen the change in Bruno Fernandes since Ronaldo came in. Fernandes was the key man before Ronaldo arrived, now Cristiano is the key man. He led the team against Wolves as captain. When Harry Maguire was out before Ronaldo arrived, Fernandes was captain, but now Bruno is on the bench. There will be a lot of tension there.

"When you look at the scenario as a totality, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will see he made a mistake by bringing Ronaldo in. Yes, Ronaldo scores, but he has scored goals that Mason Greenwood and Marcus Rashford would have scored in the same situation. I would let Ronaldo leave in the summer, in my opinion, in order to allow Greenwood, Jadon Sancho, and Rashford to team up", said Agbonlahor in an interview with Football Insider.