Chelsea now considering taking the next step to sign Manchester United star

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Chelsea are reportedly considering making a move for Manchester United forward Cristiano Ronaldo.

Manchester United endured a difficult season last campaign, failing to qualify for Champions League, and ending the season with no trophies. Ronaldo, a serial winner, naturally would have been devastated by the way things turned out upon his return to the club, and he’s reportedly considering his future.

That’s according to The Athletic, who also now claim that Chelsea are considering making a move for him this summer.

After the transfer of Romelu Lukaku turned out to be unsuccessful, with the Belgian now returning to Inter Milan on loan, Chelsea are left short of numbers in attack.

Ronaldo proved last year that he can still score goals at the top level, even in a struggling side, so he could slot into the Chelsea team with ease. Kai Havertz and Timo Werner have also shown signs of inconsistency up front, so a striker could be a priority this summer.

If Chelsea want to push Manchester City and Liverpool for the Premier League title next season, a striker like Ronaldo could be the missing piece to achieve that.

 

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  1. I sincerely hope this is just transfer rumors. Asking to leave is understandable. Most Utd fans won’t begrudge him for wanting to play in the UCL. However, leaving to go to another premier league team will sting many Utd fans and poison the well between us and Ronaldo. I hope he chooses another league instead to continue his legacy but if he decides to stay in England, he will turn many red devils against him and confirm the vile things other football fans always say about him.

    1. As my own point of view if Ronaldo want 2 go Dy should leave her alone Dan spearing rumor all about, Ronaldo himself as talk dat he dunt want 2 stay so Eri tag pls go and look for better Ronaldo pls,I think it’s has one year contract so pls red tides d board it’s causing many challenges.

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