Manchester United forward Cristiano Ronaldo has seen his £600,000 Rolls Royce braced in Lisbon, according to Daily Star.
The 37-year-old is right now missing from pre-season preparing under new Red Devils manager Erik ten Hag because of family reasons.
The five-time Ballon d'Or is generally answered to have let the club know that he wishes to leave Old Trafford this mid year as he believes he can in any case add to a Champions League group.
Ronaldo scored multiple times in 38 appearances in his most memorable season back at United following 12 years away following a move from Juventus the previous summer. Be that as it may, his objectives weren't sufficient to assist his group with keeping away from a trophyless season, as well as their most reduced at any point Premier League focuses complete. The club completed 6th in the association standings.
Ronaldo's late spring has now gotten ugly after his extravagance Rolls Royce Ghost was clipped in the Portuguese capital of Lisbon. The clasping isn't the primary setback Ronaldo has had with one of his super-costly vehicles this late spring.
The Star revealed that while the Portugal commander was on vacation with his family in Majorca, his £1.7 milllion Bugatti, which was transported out uncommonly for the excursion, was collided with the side of his vacation home by an individual from his security group. Fortunately, nobody was harmed in the occurrence.
Rio Ferdinand has compassion toward previous Manchester United colleague Cristiano Ronaldo
Previous England safeguard Ferdinand has pummeled Ronaldo's faultfinders after his craving to leave the Theater of Dreams was unveiled.
Talking on his FIVE YouTube channel, Ferdinand broadcasted (as cited by The Manchester Evening News):
"Obviously he's troubled! You're discussing Cristiano Ronaldo here! I fail to really see how it's an issue on everyone's mind that Cristiano Ronaldo isn't content with the status quo at Man United. He can't be. I wouldn't be."
He further added:
"Any individual who needs to win football matches or prizes, any individual who is accustomed to winning and contending consistently at the highest point of the table for the greatest awards, and afterward out of nowhere isn't, and doesn't meet all requirements for the Champions League, you can't stay here and anticipate that they should be cheerful."
Ferdinand shielded the Portuguese forward by saying:
"He's not content with passing up the Champions League, he doesn't actually have the foggiest idea what the Europa League soundtrack seems like! When that comes on, he will think "what dance am I in here?'"
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