Manchester Evening News understands that Cristiano Ronaldo is adamant to leave Real Madrid this summer.
Real Madrid have accepted Cristiano Ronaldo will walk away this summer - according to sources in Spain - so will Manchester United seriously sit back and watch their iconic former star head to a European rival?
He is determined not to take the riches on offer in China and is targeting England, France or Italy as his next destination.
MEN Sport understands the 33-year-old is 'sad' and 'determined to leave' the Bernabeu after leading the Spanish giants to an unprecedented four Champions Leagues in five years.
Manchester United would be his ideal move, but is unknown on the relationship held with Jose Mourinho.
The Red Devils are also one of the only club who could meet the financial package required to sign the five-time Ballon d'Or winner - and his arrival would see Ed Woodward achieve the mission he set out on when taking hold of the club's transfer strategy five years ago.
The executive vice-chairman was determined to right the wrong over Ronaldo's move to Real Madrid.
