The following is a breaking news report: “If they want to be as powerful as Manchester City, then they need to appoint this particular manager.” Christiano Ronaldo identifies the only person in charge who has the ability to fully transform Manchester United. If only Man United is gonna listen to Ronaldo, then we are good to go

Cristiano Ronaldo’s recent comments were aimed at the Glazer family, who initially believed that bringing him back to Manchester United would transform the team. However, this plan did not yield the desired results. Shortly after Ronaldo’s return, the Glazers decided to explore selling the club and finding new investment opportunities.

About 13 months later, Ineos, led by Sir Jim Ratcliffe, completed its investment in Manchester United, initiating a bold effort to rejuvenate the club both on and off the pitch. Under Ineos’s direction, the club has entered a new development phase.

One of the first changes introduced by Ineos was a new approach to the transfer market. The focus has now shifted to essential infrastructure projects crucial for Manchester United’s progress.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has ambitious plans for the club, including the possible construction of a new 100,000-seat stadium. Efforts to upgrade the Carrington training ground are also in progress to meet the standards of a top-tier football club.

Previously, Ronaldo had criticized the club’s facilities in a 2022 interview, noting that there were no major improvements between his departure in 2009 and his return in 2021. In a recent discussion with Rio Ferdinand, as reported by The Sun, Ronaldo voiced his approval of the upgrades being made by Ineos. He recognized that, while Manchester United is one of the top clubs globally, it needed substantial updates.

He highlighted the significant changes underway, including enhancements in structure, leadership, and infrastructure, with specific mention of the ongoing work at Carrington. Despite his previous discontent, Ronaldo acknowledged that some issues are beyond individual influence but remained optimistic about the club’s current improvements and future potential.