Ten Hag shuts down Ronaldo question as Man United arrive in Melbourne
Erik ten Hag was in no mood to talk about Cristiano Ronaldo’s future as Manchester United’s pre-season tour arrived in Melbourne.
The Portuguese star isn’t on the trip amid speculation over his Old Trafford future and the Dutch coach gave short shrift to a press conference question about the 37-year-old’s plans.
Jorge Mendes met Atletico Madrid CEO Gil Marín and told him that Cristiano Ronaldo would be ready to join them for a ‘modest amount’.
Atleti rejected the proposal stating they cannot carry out the operation because they simply cannot afford it.
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@partidazocope)
Both Atlético Madrid and Real Madrid have ruled themselves out of signing Cristiano Ronaldo, dealing a fresh double blow to his plans of leaving Manchester United.
(Source: Daily Mirror)
Cristiano Ronaldo is willing to lower his salary in order to sign for Atlético - he wants to return to Madrid.
(Source: @MatteMoretto)
Oh, boy! Bayern, PSG, Real Madrid and now Atletico! 
Ronaldo & team are literary going door to door! 
Manchester United and Cristiano Ronaldo made no progress on his future in yesterday’s meeting.
He still wants to leave and the club still refuse to budge from their position that he is not for sale.
(Source: @TeleFootball)
No changes yet for Cristiano Ronaldo situation. Manchester United insist he’s not for sale, Cristiano told ten Hag in the last 24h that he still wants to leave. 
#MUFC
His agent Jorge Mendes will try again to find a solution. Waiting strategy on, as last year with Juventus.
Cristiano Ronaldo has asked Manchester United to release him from his contract, according to the Daily Mail 
Cristiano Ronaldo wants to continue playing in the Champions League to consolidate his record as the top scorer in the history of the competition.
He also wants to become the all-time group stage top scorer. He is three goals behind Messi.
(Source: @TheAthleticUK)
So happy to see these:grin:
Chelsea, Bayern Munich, Barcelona, Atlético Madrid and PSG have all rejected the chance to sign Cristiano Ronaldo. Nothing has materialised with Napoli yet and a Sporting Lisbon loan is considered a non-starter.
(Source: @TelegraphDucker)
