A few days after he was brought back into Manchester United training on Tuesday, Cristiano Ronaldo may try to leave in January. Asked about possible interest from Sporting, the Portuguese club’s coach managed to get rid of the rumors, due to a lack of financial resources.
Sporting coach Ruben Amorim responded in a press conference about the club’s possible interest in Portuguese Cristiano Ronaldo this winter: “Everyone at Sporting dreams of his return. But we don’t have the money to pay his salary.”
The technician was at a press conference, Tuesday, before his team’s match, which travels to Tottenham on Wednesday, after the two defeats in quick succession against OM. “I think he’s happy at Manchester United but he’s not playing, that’s the problem,” said the Portuguese coach, All Smiles.
“This is Tin Hag’s problem.”
Having answered the question truthfully, the technician did not want to dwell on the topic. “I have my problems with some Sporting players to solve, it’s the problem of Ten Hag,” he sent, preferring, logically, to focus on the match awaiting his team: “I just want to beat Tottenham.”
Drawn with OM on six points (but at the back due to head-to-head matches), Sporting must definitely score in London this Wednesday to keep their fate in their own hands. Otherwise, the Portuguese can be eliminated at worst (if they lose and OM wins), or suspended from Marseille’s result on the last day (if OM does not win in Frankfurt on Wednesday).
