Cristiano Ronaldo tipped Man Utd back after Ferrari pulled Juventus out of the conversation

Football icon Cristiano Ronaldo could make a sensational return to Manchester United after being photographed with Ferrari F1 drivers Carlos Sainz Jr. and Charles Leclerc.

The five-time Ballon d’Or winner has often been linked to a Juventus move this season, but rumors may have become a reality as the Portuguese appear to be preparing to move away from Turin.

Reports of dissatisfaction have surfaced among Ronaldo’s teammates at Allianz Stadium who are fed up with the special treatment the 36-year-old receives at the club.

If his £ 540,000-a-week contract wasn’t enough to make the atmosphere in the locker room a bit chilly, the Portuguese captain was recently given a day off to visit Ferrari’s famous Maranello factory.

The final twist in history came on Monday when Ronaldo traveled to Modena allegedly to pick up or order the latest addition to his glitzy supercar collection, the Ferrari Monza SP2.

Ronaldo visited the Ferrari factory after Juve’s 3-0 embarrassment against AC Milan

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The five-time Champions League winner met with Juve President Andrea Agnelli before posing for photos with Ferrari’s Formula 1 drivers Leclerc and Sainz Jr.

If Ronaldo returns the SP2 to his garage, he may not stay long in Turin as his supercar collection was discovered packing up this week.

His Bugatti, Maserati and Mercedes jeeps were loaded into a trailer by mechanics from a Lisbon-based company.

While Ronaldo’s mother recently promised to convince her son to return to Sporting Lisbon, the Portuguese champions are unlikely to be able to afford it.

Cristiano Ronaldo played alongside Ole Gunnar Solskjaer for the Red Devils
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Instead, according to United legend Gary Pallister, a retreat to Old Trafford could be planned.

“I could see him coming back,” Pallister told Compare.bet. “He had a great time at Old Trafford and returning here would fit Cristiano as Juve are struggling to qualify for the Champions League.”

“He had no problems here the first time under Sir Alex’s leadership, and you can see he is still looking after himself and being hungry.

“He still wants to play at the highest level and play Champions League football. If he comes to United he’ll have to find a place for Cristiano Ronaldo.”

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