The Sun: If United do not reach next season's Champions League, Cristiano Ronaldo will leave the team this summer

According to an exclusive report by the Sun, if Manchester United does not qualify for next season's Champions League, then Cristiano Ronaldo will leave the team this summer.

The Sun has learned that Ronaldo's representatives met this week with Richard Arnold, who will become Manchester United's new CEO early next month. The Portuguese are worried about the way the club runs the team forward, with Manchester United currently in seventh place in the Premier League.

Ronaldo, who will celebrate his 37th birthday next month, still intends to play until he turns 40, but hopes to end his career as a winner, and now, the chances of this happening at Manchester United are slim.

Portugal's legendary goalscorer, who returned to the Theatre of Dreams before the start of the season to sign a two-year contract with the team, believed United's squad could challenge for some important accolades, but with United stumbling through the season, it was getting further away from what he had envisioned at the beginning.

Last week he spoke in an interview about attitudes within United, which sparked public opinion. "Some of the young players in the Manchester United squad are not ready to take advice from more experienced professional players like him," he said.

Compared to the last time he played for Manchester United (03-09), the five-time Champions League winner was shocked by Carrington's lack of intensity. This turned him into a frustrated and indifferent man at the club. At the same time, the club has divided into several small circles, which are reflected in the performance of these games, which is worse.

Cristiano Ronaldo missed the previous two games due to injury, but tonight he is expected to play in this game.