Manchester United are ready to let Ronaldo go for free, but no one is interested in him

Manchester United striker Cristiano Ronaldo can leave the club for free, according to ESPN.

Cristiano Ronaldo and Erik ten Hag. Photo: telegraph.co.uk

The owners of the Glazers team are ready to do this, because the football player made it clear in the summer that he wants to leave the club. Manchester United are not demanding a fee for the player's transfer, hoping that another club will be willing to take over his £500,000-a-week contract.

There was interest from Al-Hilal and several Turkish clubs, but now they have cooled down. Other teams show no interest in him. Manchester United hope that Ronaldo's successful performance at the 2022 World Cup will help him find a new team. There is also a possibility of a lease in January if it is possible to agree on the payment of part of Cristiano's salary.

Earlier, Manchester United head coach Eric ten Gag said he was counting on Ronaldo until the end of the season.