BREAKING: 39-year-old player Cristiano Ronaldo is expected to make a surprising comeback to Manchester United in order to settle “unfinished business.”

Former teammate Louis Saha believes that Cristiano Ronaldo could return to Manchester United, despite the fact that the superstar has yet to confirm his intentions for the future as he approaches his 40th birthday next year.

According to his former colleague Louis Saha, Cristiano Ronaldo may embark on an unexpected return to Manchester United as either a coach or manager.

Ronaldo is eternally associated with United as a result of his remarkable debut season at Old Trafford. Nevertheless, his subsequent tenure was less productive, ultimately leading to a contentious departure in the wake of an infamous interview with Piers Morgan.

Ronaldo is presently playing for Al-Nassr in Saudi Arabia and will reach the age of 40 next year. Before the 2026 World Cup in the United States, his future intentions, both at the club level and internationally, are still uncertain.

Ronaldo has not publicly expressed any interest in a managerial profession, despite his notorious ‘coaching’ from the sidelines during Portugal’s Euro 2016 final victory. However, this has not deterred Saha from imagining himself in the dugout, potentially at Old Trafford.

Saha disclosed to TVSporten that Cristiano Ronaldo “possesses the passion and commitment to return to Manchester United at some point.” “That could involve serving as a coach or manager.”

“His second spell did not conclude as anticipated, which is understandable given his frustration.” He did not observe the same formula or the same level of passion from the young athletes that he had previously observed.

Ronaldo’s second tenure at United was turbulent, as he was subjected to criticism of the club and its hierarchy and played under three different managers before his release in November 2022. The legendary forward’s departure from United was precipitated by his interview with Morgan, which culminated in his criticism of Erik ten Hag and the club’s younger players.

In his second stint, Ronaldo scored 27 goals in 54 matches, despite the fact that he had previously scored 118 goals on his route to Premier League and Champions League success during his first stint. He has since been flourishing at Al Nassr in Saudi Arabia, netting an impressive 35 goals in his debut season.

Although it is anticipated that he will remain at Al Nassr for the duration of the current campaign, his future intentions are uncertain. Saha, Ronaldo’s former United colleague, believes that Ronaldo has the potential to transition into coaching, provided that he enhances his interpersonal abilities.

“Now he will know that he needs to find a new way to communicate when he becomes a coach,” according to Saha. “Which may not be as direct or harsh as it was during his tenure at the club.”

“He will utilize all of his knowledge to determine how to achieve success; we have observed Roy Keane succeed in management.” Cristiano will comprehend the responsibilities of a manager. I do not perceive any reason why he would not achieve success.