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Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson once "destroyed" Cristiano Ronaldo in the Red Devils' dressing room. Ronaldo had burst onto the scene as a tricky winger in the Premier League - but he had struggled to make an impact against bigger opposition. And after misfiring against Chelsea, Sir Alex made sure to let Ronaldo know he had to step his game up.

Cristiano Ronaldo has been handed a Deadline Day lifeline in his pursuit of Champions League football with Serie A giants AC Milan interested in sealing a permanent switch before the transfer window slams shut. The Manchester United diva, 37, is still vying for a 20th consecutive stint competing against Europe's elite but has just hours to finalise an Old Trafford exit before the 11pm cut-off.

Liverpool legend and Sky Sports favourite Graeme Souness believes Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag should have dealt with the Cristiano Ronaldo situation much sooner.Ronaldo's future has been up in the air all summer amid reports that he wants to leave Old Trafford. Despite rumours linking him away from the 13-time Premier League champions, he was named on the bench for Sunday's defeat against Brighton and came on with 47 minutes remaining.

Cristiano Ronaldo was a mistake - and can't wait to see him leave.The Portuguese talisman has been linked with moves away from the Serie A giants this transfer window.Manchester City and PSG have been mentioned, and the race could hot up with City target Harry Kane set to stay and PSG's Kylian Mbappe expressing a wish to leave.But Gigli, who was replaced as president in 2009, believes the Old Lady letting Ronaldo, 36, leave will not harm them and can't wait to see the back of him.He told SerieANews: "I've always been honest: signing Ronaldo was a mistake.

Who do you think Ronaldo will sign for? Let us know in the comments sectionThe revelations mean that Ronaldo could return to Old Trafford after 12 years away.Ronaldo was signed by Sir Alex Ferguson for just £12m from Sporting CP in 2003, he scored 84 in 196 appearances after that, helping the Red Devils to three consecutive Premier League titles.In July, Gazzetta reported that Juventus would be willing to let Ronaldo leave for just £25m, just over a quarter of the price they paid for him in 2018.If City’s pursuit of Spurs’ wantaway striker Harry Kane fails then they could be tempted by the potential availability of Ronaldo.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football

Cristiano Ronaldo.The Portugal international left the Bernabeu after nine years in 2018 in a deal worth €100m for Juventus.The Italian champions have been desperate to win the Champions League - a trophy they have not lifted since 1996 - and this deal was supposed to take them to the next level after reaching five finals since their last victory.But they have come no closer - if anything, it has been worse after two exits from the Champions League at the round of 16 stage in three years.With one year left on his contract, Juventus are considering letting Ronaldo leave to free up his wages.The Italian champions are in financial disarray and the 36-year-old currently sets them back £28m a year through wages.For comparison, the second-highest