Cristiano Ronaldo is warmly welcomed back to Manchester United by his former teammate. Ruben Amorim

Former teammate Ruben Amorim extends a warm greeting to Cristiano Ronaldo upon his return to Manchester United.Teddy Sheringham is of the opinion that Cristiano Ronaldo would be warmly received upon his return to Manchester United under the leadership of Ruben Amorim. In 2021,

the Portuguese superstar returned to Old Trafford in a remarkable fashion, 12 years after his initial departure from the club. It was during his tenure under Sir Alex Ferguson that he was transformed into a global phenomenon. Nevertheless, his second tenure was brief, lasting only 18 months, before a contentious interview with Piers Morgan resulted in an acrimonious departure for Al Nassr. Ronaldo has since established himself as the league’s premier player and has already achieved a Golden Boot that surpasses all previous records, according to the Mirror.

He is currently playing in Saudi Arabia. Sheringham, a former United striker, believes that Ronaldo’s Manchester chapter may not be completely concluded, despite the discomfort surrounding his departure. He is also considering the possibility of reuniting with his former teammate Amorim in England.

Ronaldo himself agreed with this on his YouTube channel, UR, that his post-playing focus will probably be on business pursuits rather than pursuing coaching qualifications.

“For me, it will be difficult one day to be a coach because I don’t have passion for this generation,” Ronaldo said. “It’s difficult, especially in football, because they don’t take advice from our experience. They think they know everything; they think the phones will give you a good education, the TikTok, the Instagram.

“I have other things to worry about, another chapter of my life that is a business part that I’m excited about. It will be a challenge for me to learn other areas I don’t know be more involved in my business, and I think I will be good.”