“That’s what I would do if I were a patron there.” Cristiano Ronaldo has explained how he would rescue Manchester United from their current mediocrity

Cristiano Ronaldo didn’t leave Manchester United very happy but he can’t get rid of his soul club and explained how he would take the team out of the mediocrity in which it is struggling.

Manchester United is going through a very poor period since the departure from the technical bench of Sir Alex Ferguson. The club was unable to carve out a new playing identity under the new managers, despite having all the resources to do so, and transfers flowed on a conveyor belt. Cristiano Ronaldo made an interesting statement in which he stated that the solution by which the “devils” can return to their former form would be for him to take over the management of the club.

Cristiano Ronaldo knows how to revive Manchester United: “Football is different now”

Cristiano Ronaldo returned to Manchester United in 2021, but after just one year he left disappointed with the team that launched him into big football. The Portuguese star had numerous disagreements with the coach at the time, Erik Ten Hag, and was no longer the undisputed starter. He still thinks about his former team and has spoken openly about the problems facing the Devils.

Cristiano Ronaldo believes that it is not always the players or the coaches that are the main problem for a team not getting results, but also the management of the club. He believes that if he became the owner of Manchester United, he could quickly fix things.

“All teams are good, all teams are fighting, all teams are running, all teams are strong. Football is different now. No more easy games. I said this a year and a half ago and I’ll keep saying it: the problem is not the coaches, it’s like… I always give this example… it’s like an aquarium. If you have the fish in there and it’s sick and you take it out and fix the problem and put it back in a tank, you’re going to be sick again.

Manchester United’s problem is the same. The problem is not always the coach. It is much more than that. If I will be the owner of the club, I will clarify things and adjust the things that are not going well there,” said Cristiano Ronaldo, according to The Sun.

Cristiano Ronaldo, big thoughts after retirement from football: ‘Remember this’

The Portuguese striker is aware that he cannot perform for many more years at the highest level and is seriously thinking about what he will do after he puts his “boots on the nail”. Cristiano Ronaldo has announced that he will not be a coach or club president, but he would not rule out the idea of ​​owning a football club.

“I will not be a coach, never. Neither president. Maybe club patron. It depends on the moment and opportunities. If I’m going to be the boss of a team, I’ll make things clear from the start and fix what I think is going wrong. I’m still very young, I have so many plans. Mark these words, I will be the patron of a great club. For sure,” Ronaldo added.