Ronaldo’s lap of honour was mistaken for a ‘wave of goodbye’.
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Manchester United interim manager Ralf Rangick has revealed that Cristiano Ronaldo will be staying at Manchester United next season despite their plans to sign two new strikers this summer.
Rangnick has been in charge of United on interim basis since the end of November, will soon be replaced by incoming head coach Erik ten Hag at Old Trafford this summer.
The Ajax coach Ten Hag’s has cast doubts over the futures of several first-team players, including Ronaldo. Dailymail football reported.
The Portuguese returned to Old traffordlast year.
He has managed to score 24 goals in 37 appearances.
Many suggest that he won’t fit into the new coach style of play considering the fact that age is no longer on his side.
After their last home game of the season against Brentford, the German was asked if Ronaldo’s lap of honour was a ‘wave of goodbye’.
‘I don’t think why it should be a wave of goodbye,’ Rangnick told Stadium Astro. ‘He’s got another year of contract and as far as I know he will be here next season again.’
Despite his claim that Ronaldo is staying put, Rangnick indicated before Monday’s win over the Bees that United will look to add two or three new strikers to their ranks in the summer.
