Manchester United's Current Circumstance Provides Validation For Former Manchester United Players- The Cristiano Ronaldo Saga (Manchester United's Cristiano Ronaldo Return and Departure Addressed) - Part 4

The dispute which had existed between Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag and former Manchester United striker Cristiano Ronaldo had presented yet another concrete reason why the Manchester United hierarchy had been rapid in sanctioning the departure of Cristiano Ronaldo with the departure of the Portuguese striker regarded as a massive way of alleviating Manchester United hierarchy of the ongoing financial struggles existing at Manchester United in the form of the current £516 debt which still resides within the financial records of Manchester United football club.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The decision to cancel or in a more accurate term, the decision to rip up the mega-money contract which had been handed to Portuguese striker Cristiano Ronaldo during Cristiano Ronaldo's return to Manchester United- A contract cancellation process that was understood to be a mutual agreement between oh three parties involved whom were Cristiano Ronaldo, Manchester United manager Erik Ten Hag and the Manchester United hierarchy automatically finalized the end of the Manchester United legacy of a player whom will not only go down as one of Manchester United's’ greatest (if not the most outstanding player) Manchester United has ever had but the contract termination process which brought about the end of a Manchester United career for a player whom will undoubtedly go down as one of the greatest players in football history. 

 

Furthermore, subsequent understanding of the situation which unraveled during Cristiano Ronaldo's second return to Manchester United reveals that the return of Cristiano Ronaldo was understood to be an idea that blossomed in the mind of almost everyone involved within the Manchester United circle. A circle that largely includes the Manchester United fan base. 

 

 

 

However, realistically, the vision of witnessing a Manchester United legend at the age of 35 laboring to make his way back towards the edge of his own penalty box when Manchester United had instigated a defensive strategy was simply not a conducive situation for the Manchester United circle to witness. Adding to the level of discomfort of having Portuguese striker Cristiano Ronaldo operating within a Manchester United system was the unsettling vision of a Manchester United circle who had idolized Cristiano Ronaldo at a young age for his work ethic, his speed and his ability to implement rapid plays effortlessly during his young career now laboring to make gut-wrenching sprints from Manchester United’s defensive strategy to the opponent's penalty box in search of a goal and potentially back to Manchester United own part of the field for 90 minutes of a match throughout an entire season proved to be an unrealistic expectation placed on the shoulders of a 35-year-old striker who had finally started to show signs of succumbing the human bodies physical depreciation due to age and time.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Nevertheless, one point of success which must not be taken away from Cristiano Ronaldo during his return to Manchester United is that the Portuguese striker had in fact generated an impressive level of productivity for Manchester United with the Portuguese striker producing an overall goal-scoring tally of 26 goals in just one season and a half season during Cristiano Ronaldo's’ return to Manchester United. A level of progress that had been projected to be almost impossible to achieve for a player in Cristiano Ronaldo's age range with the history of Manchester United's 30-plus-year strikers such as Edinson Cavani and Zlatan Ibrahimovic struggling to match the level of productivity demanded at Manchester United-

- A level of productivity which to some extent had been delivered by Cristiano Ronaldo even at the age of 36 as a Manchester United player did- to some extent- prove that Cristiano Ronaldo was in fact beyond the human. 

 

 

 

The fairy tale was in fact quite nostalgic.

Having a legend of Manchester United football club return to attempt to lead the charge of rebuilding the current Manchester United team back into a side capable of challenging trophies as well as transforming Manchester United back into a team capable of attaining top medals once again in England and in Europe as Cristiano Ronaldo had returned for the second time to Manchester United football club where Cristiano Ronaldo's success basically all started in an attempt to try and lead Manchester United football club out of the shambolic era- A shambolic era which had come close to becoming a 10 year run without Manchester United lifting any major trophies with a possibility of the run coming to an end this season should Manchester United successfully lift the Carabao cup and or the Premier League trophy this season - truly was if fairy tale site when the reunion existed. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Clarifications must be made that no blame is attached to current manager Erik Ten Hag regarding Manchester United's l current lack of major trophies won during the past nine-plus years of the post-Sir Alex Ferguson era. Manchester United currently remains on track under the managerial era of Erik ten Hag to extinguish this shambolic record of no trophies won by the football club.

Nevertheless, returning back to the Cristiano Ronaldo conversation, what’s understood is that Cristiano Ronaldo was brought back to Manchester United to put the finishing touches within a strengthened Manchester United team which continues to be projected as a team capable of winning major trophies even during the post-Cristiano Ronaldo era despite the fact Erik ten Hag’s current Manchester United squad continues to carry a handful of mitigating issues which have, for now, hindered Erik ten Hags’  Manchester United squad from achieving the clubs' goal of returning back to the peak of success in England and in Europe.